Recent content by Dbn107

Unless you have a cabinet depth fridge, I would leave the panels full depth or close to it. Will hide more of the fridge sides. Additionally, it will give you a clean surface to die the countertops into. Having a small nub of countertop sticking past the panel is awkward. If your not...

Very impressed with Whiteside. If anyone is in NC, Klingspor woodworking stores carry their own branded line of bits made by Whiteside. Same quality and sometimes a better price. And Klingspor has a frequent buyer bit card. I think its spend $200 get $20 off but not sure, the card is in my...

Advantech is best known for their osb subflooring, but they make roof and wall sheathing as well. Huber is the manufacturer (they make the zip panels as well). Aside from maybe marine grade plywood there isn't anything more water resistant. I've seen advantech hold up to ponding water on new...

I'm a finish carpenter and heavily invested in the Festool line. The track saw was my introduction and its spiraled from there. Anyway I spend a lot of time on the festool owners group forum and there has been lots of discussion about TOH and Silva and Festool is almost certainly not a...

FastCap Lefty/Righty all day. I'm a finish carpenter and have about 10 of the FastCap tapes. Not the highest quality tape but the features alone are worth it if you need to replace. The lever for clipping on your pocket or belt is something all tapes should have in my opinion...

Not sure I have posted on here yet, but long time lurker. I'm a finish carpenter by trade and have tried a ton of the saws out there. Currently for trim work I use a Dewalt 716 12" non-slider. For most finish work the capacity is plenty and the non-sliders are way way more accurate then...

I agree no gutter leaf system is perfect. The best solution I have found is to use 6" half round gutter installed with the proper pitch and 4" or 5" round downspout. Self cleaning and more complete emptying then standard k.