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Miwaukie: Hands down

"Left on your Doorstep"? Ignore them: No certification = No Notification:::: Contact your lawyer: Tell him there may have been a piece of paper on your doorstep implying that you should stop work. He will probably tell you that you never saw that piece of paper.

I have a bench top from Harbour Fright. It does the job well. I don't do a lot of precision work with it, but it has performed well in each application I have used it for. I also have a floor mount Craftman drill press. It is useful for end drilling and for drilling into the side of large...

My best update was getting the power panel in. I now have 220 and 110 in the shop. Only have one temp outlet, but this Spring will add the outlets around the building.

Orange:?? Looks like Ford Red to me. Does look like a nice unit.:beer:

Those base plates ( wiggle plates) saved the day for me and my build. I was not too comfortable with the groove and fill idea. I like the idea of the wind break for the door. Makes perfect sense.

Yeah, I know it's not a hunting site, but I think we can slip one short discussion on hunting past the sensors....LOL The guided hunts are becoming the norm, I guess. I am used to hunting on my Dad's place in Texas. I may be able to talk him into posting some pic's of his building and place...

Looks interesting. I will check with some locals here and see what they think. If I get any feedback, I will share.

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This might help: http://www.northamerica.stirlinglloyd.com/northamerica/products/flooring/armafloor/problem-solution.htm

It is exponentially related to just how hungry you are. If you are really hungry, it will really fall butter side down... Parkay!!! Grin,:drool:

Sizzler, It is the same age old questions: "Why does the bread always drop buttered side down?" LOL

Wolverine.... Sarcasm is appreciated. And I have splattered enough of it to get it all over me and other things. Considering that I did not smooth coat the floor when I finished it, the paint has adhered very well. And it has dried relatively quickly. The sections are partially for...

I was considering using epoxy paint on my garage floor, but I couldn't justify the expense. I just came across an article in This Old House, about epoxy paint on the floor.:: http://www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/how-...174654,00.html The local paint reycling place has five gallon pails of paint...

I moved this thread to the Flooring Archive. Have a look there. Thanks,