Recent content by OnAir

Electric fence. Works great for them darn raccoons too, hehe.

Welcome, eh! :drink:

Thanks guys. All great ideas. I liked the bucket suggestion, haha. I took a look at Matthias Wandel's videos. I thought his wasp sucking machine was cleaver. I think for now I'm going to stay with my original idea and just mount a slotted board to the wall. I like how all the clamps hang uniformly.

I've got a pile of Irwin Quick Grip clamps that I need to store in an organized way. I'd like to hang them on my shop wall, perhaps building something similar to the idea in this picture. How do you guys store your clamps?

Have you considered renting a garage or indoor storage space? Just an indoor car cover just to keep the dust off. You can lock it up and not worry about cats or vandals.

Welcome aboard. I had a place near Ardrossan before I moved out west.

Hello way over there! :hellobye: Welcome.

Welcome aboard!

Hello from the Wet Coast.

* Measure twice (or more), cut once. * As this sounds like your first woodworking project, I would avoid mortise & tenon joints. * Keep it simple, square, and level. * Use screws instead on nails. Stronger, plus it makes things much easier to adjust or disassemble if needed.

That's my "baby". Until now I had been focusing on other projects around the house. Thought it was time that I hung some drywall in her room.

Haha... Ya got me!

Seriously? Where? If you did I apologize. I didn't notice anyone waving.

I've been a lurker for some time now. Thought I'd better say hello. :hellobye: What a great forum, such a wealth of helpful information.

Wow! There must be at least 'Fifty Shades of Grey'! :lol: Myself, I'm leaning towards Benjamin Moore's Harbor Gray.