Recent content by ND80

Thanks for all the suggestions. Might be doing some research into wood carving, but have never been very artistically inclined so that might be out of my ballpark.

So i love wood working but don't have a garage. Anyone on here ever set up small wood working shop in a spare room in the house? And if so how do you go about keeping sawdust from infiltrating the rest of the house? I have seen a few small machining rooms like this and would love to do that...

Re: Starting over w/ tool collection; Thinking Bosch 12v & Makita 18v is the way to g I personally have the makita 18 v kit and it is great. I origonaly got it because thats what they gave us at work and they worked great. My work drill lasted me 4 years before it finally gave up and i was...

Look at wood burning furnace they work great for a big area. Wood Furnace

Tape up the ends with duct tape then use a weed burner or a torch with a wide tip.

go buy a stick of 3/8 or better yet 1/2 threaded rod. Put a 4 inch piece at each corner. the nut and washer on bottom and same on the top.

Have seen people build them into the wall. This was a big 35 gun safe though so if someone was going to go to the trouble to steal it don't think anything would of stopped them.

I would call him in a second if he was anywhere around here.

Here you go Spanner Bracket Its your shop do as you please just make sure they are to code so the inspector doesn't nail ya.

If you are that worried about lighting and your cat 5/6 put up lighting rods. Give it a better path to ground, it will be alot cheaper. If you had a longer run i would say go for it, but at 100 feet cat 6 will do you fine.

Watch this Link All you need to do is go get a cheap plastic tip for your air hose and drill a hole in it big enough to get the string in. Look for fishing mice in the electrical section at Home depot or lowes. Mice...

I want a carbon copy of this in about 15 years when i can afford it.

Great project. Love Arduino stuff.

Damn wish i was a senior member....

I twisted off a t55 trying to get the rear caliper off my pick up. Went and picked up the napa one i think they are carlyle brand. It worked great and reasonably priced too. Not sure if they are impact rated though...