Recent content by allenb12

We used prefinished bamboo from Lumber Liquidators. that was nine years ago and it still looks new.

It takes a lot of practice to get good at it.

red mortar coloring when laying out. Rain will not wash it off.

Drop in anchors. With sidewalk bolts.

2x4's use to be 1 5/8.

6013 and 7014 are much easier. 7014 on horizontal surface makes a great weld.

i have had good service from Rol-Air.

if the vent is the problem I had a similar problem several years ago. I put a boster fan in the vent as close to the dryeras i could. Picked up power from the washing machine plug. Turn the fan when you start the dryer. I never had another problem.

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i have built a half dozen trailers. 5x8 to 8x16. used 2x6 treated for all the decks. All but one were hls in place by welded angles. The last one I built I bolted the angles on with 3 1/2" bolts each.

The Skill model 77 use to be the standard worm drive saws were measured.

The batteries in my Golf Cart are from Sams. They are 5 years old and still going strong. I do check the water once a month and only use distilled water.

I would prime the backside of the plywood. Several of the Architects I worked with always specified aluminum paint for the backside.

Bostich RN46 is outstanding.

Things are different for different people. Thought I had to have a set of crows foot wrench. I have used them twice. Ratcheting box end wrenches have been used maybe half a dozen times.