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thanks, the second one worked. Did you come across any e- or retailers still selling these? I've been mediocre at best. Thanks, hope you're doing well.

I recently aquired a brand new panasonic ironman 9.6v off-set drill / driver. What an amazing find, I've never seen anything like it. It's awesome. Anyway, I was just curious about it so I searched the web and I cannot find anything, it's like it never existed. If anyone knows or can find...

AHEM, tom raises many great points, as usual. However, if your dream is to support 80 pounds max, I wouldn't worry too much. If you hit two studs with two screws each, you'll have four fasteners. Divide your total load by the four fasteners, and you're looking at a shear load of 20 lbs per...

ok, i went back and actually read the posts and viewed the pics. Mount a "nailer" to the wall (via studs) and set yer boxes over it. Basically, forget about mounting the cab. focus on mounting a nailer (2x4 if you will) and then mount your cabinet to that piece. It's much easier to mount the...

I believe this is what we call a sleeve. Mount a "nailer" to some studs and mount it damn good. Design a shelf to slip over the nailer and tack it in. cheers.

ditto, i agree whole heartedly. this movie can only be seen on the usa network on a sunday afternoon.

I knew we were on the same page :) Just a friendly visual reminder for the exact reasons jesse mentioned folks.

remember folks, font doesn't express emotion, or carry a tone! People have different thoughts on a certain topic. On this board for example, preferred construction techniques and code, vary by region, so what may be right for one, may be wrong for another, be sure to get enough info. As...

sorry about the page you viewed, it's since been edited. Well, it healed better than was expected. It looks pretty good at this point. I will post updated pics when i get a chance. woodworkingmenace, not sure what you're after, but after twenty thousand hours of professional high-end...

I read all of the posts, but I don't recall seeing the ctop material. Anyway describe "warped". If indeed it is twisted or even out of level, it's not to industry standard. On top of the bbb, find out the manufacturer of the ctop material (plastic laminate or solid surface) and call them as...

by substrate, I belive they are simply referring to the surface on which you're going to apply your material. (old tile, plywood, hw floor, Durock, etc...)

where to begin bob60? I don't know why your oak cabs would have pine shelves to begin with??? To answer your q,,, no. I wouldn't "coat" your existing cabs with anything, unless you know what the original finish is. Don't worry about "run-off" unless you have a plumbing issue, fix the...

remodelinmo you'd have to better describe "warping". wood usually bows, cups, or twists. if you cupped, check the grain, if you twisted, check the grain. One way to abolish this is to rough mill you lumber and separate it on stickers so it can grow to the climate. "warm" weather doesn't...

the jessems are sweet. i have one at the shop with the pc speedmatic 3-1/4 in it. you'll love it. al of my pc routers have hundreds of hours on them w/o a single hiccup. edit: i have the rout-r-lift, not the master lift (the original) I can only imagine yours being nicer.

same here, all hail the 690 with the d handle. i sold the fixed and plunge bases though.

20 minutes, not bad. set the temp on the heater higher, or get a bigger heater.

just curious to see what mid size router everyone uses. 1-3/4 to 2-1/4 hp.

i might get one so i can bring my 12 inch joiner wherever I go.

ha, they had to photoshop out the cables holding the guy up!

i believe you can buy it at any home improvement store. directions on box. it's like a detergent. water plus tsp is all. it's just a good surface prep for this sort of thing.