On occasion, I need to cut aluminum stock, both 1.5" x 1.5" x 1/8"
angle stock and 1" x 1/4" flat stock.
I have always used one of those metal-cutting wheels in my 10" Delta
Miter Saw, similar to...
The main shut-off valve to my underground sprinkler system is in my
crawl space.
I would like to hire someone to extend the shut-off valve underneath the
foundation of my house, to the outside....
I need a primer that sticks well (wood) and is exceptionally easy to sand.
Dry sand.
International makes/used to make one that was originally developed to fill
the grain on Phillipine mahogany ...
I just found the pipe leading to an outside faucet has busted. Probably due
to frozen pipe in the winter.
I see two ways to fix this:
(1) saw off the drywall and replace the busted section. Th...
I am working on a vinyl tile job.
Using Armstrong 12x12 tiles.
Been using a fine sable saw blade, but I can't get consistent cuts.
The material seems to melt instead of cut and it's somewhat ...
I have a power tool that occasionally gives me a little tingle when I
touch it with an abraded area of skin or maybe the cuticles of my
fingers. It doesn't shock my through dry skin.
I tested the ...
A number of years ago I made a wooden toilet seat from some really nice
tiger maple.
The finish is still great on it except for one place about an inch long
where the lid touches the tank top.....
A couple of weeks ago I posted asking for suggestions for a wood primer that
sanded very easily, dried fast and built up well.
There were a number of suggestions but the one that sounded best to ...
What are currently your best saving tips you recommend and also
practice, relating
to how you make your money go much further than it used to, whether
it's for
food - weekly living expenses, home ...
Good grief! The condo above us was just sold, for half the price the
previous owner paid. The last owner spent about a year remodeling and
redecorating...all new flooring, new kitchen, some chan...
OK, the subject is going to make everyone say "no way". But wait ...
We are having part of our roof reframed because it's a mess, repairing the
rest and putting metal on the whole thing. It's all ...
On many occasions, I've read on this group that using "automatic" mode
on a dryer saved energy.
I call BS. When I dry clothes in automatic mode, selecting the "Energy
Preferred" setting, it takes...
Yesterday, I went to do a home repair (apologies for being on topic!)
and needed caulk. The tube of silicone I used last time, I'd covered
the nozzle with a good wrap of electrical tape. Naturally...