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Thank you for your responses, much appreciated & helpful

Does anyone have any experience using electric anode rods? Not sure how long they've been available or how if they're that much better. I'd appreciate your comments Thanks Norm

Looking for a patternmakers vise in good condition I prefer Wakdin 1st, Oliver 2nd & Emmet 3rd Please let me know if anyone knows where I may find one & a price Thank you Norm

I need to buy a new twisted wire wheel brush for my bench grinder & wondering if anyone has experiece with Phred, Walter or Felton brushes & which do you recommend (6") Thanks N

I built a section of fence & a gate last fall & decided to use pocket hole type connections vs the flimsy little tin, store bought corner brackets that i've used way to often with less than satisfactory results No jig required Tools: a 7/8" spade or brad point bit, a long 5/32" drill bit & an...

I understand there may budget restraints but it not, have you considered spray foam? it's an awesome insulation, fills all the holes so there is little opportunity for air to move thru it & in Canada it is rated as a vapour barrier as well

fyi for next time you have a broken bolt etc Take short bolts of all sizes, NC & NF thread & put them in a lathe & drill the corresponding ezee-out drill size thru each so now you have an automatic centering device that can be threaded into the hole, then drill the broken stud, then you can tap...

Here's an idea your engineer could use as a template for a lift, powered by a 1500#, 120V winch attached behind the header Works great but installed after all inspections were done & not certified

If you haven't purchased a nail gun yet &/or not completed your task, you might consider a 7/16' air crown stapler. The Porter Cable MS200 is an awesome tool & will drive up to 2" staples.....just keep your fingers clear of the business end of the stapler or you may encounter red dripping on the...

Just came across your post for jigs & not sure if you're looking for more but here's a few if you're interested & don't already have something similar, I hope you find them useful Cheers Norm

Fantastic & good for you, most aren't that fortunate. I'm glad you had success with it & made a little extra. Congrats

Depends on the access & portabability of your part, maybe consider drilling a hole in the screw & using an easy out?

I've been in 3 buildings like what you're constructing & while the concept is really cool & "somewhat" practical, you've just reduced your re-sale market to a small needle in a very large haystack & it will appeal to very few buyers & they will generally grind your price to a painful level &...

We got it figured out & done, appears to work well, likely over built it but better than having it fall off :-) :-), thanks for the suggestions