Recent content by tearapin

I thought of that but my ramps won't be that long and the brackets would need to be bent. Not sure that is possible.

Not really sure what he did to make the joint transition here, Are you?

I was planning on using pins to hold it together for ease of disassembly and storage.

The attached picture is of a ramp I want to build. Actually they are side ramps for a motorcycle lift. I need to make the downhill transition at the joint the red line marks. I know I can likely cut a notch or angle in the wood. But that is likely to weaken the joint. My bike weighs 700...

I bought the blade in the picture to cut some aluminum. It clogged and is now worthless after about 8 inches of cutting. Obviously I have the wrong blade. So what is a correct/good one for cutting aluminum? Alternatively is there a way to unclog the blade?

Thanks for all the ideas. I will try some of them.

No, not where I can still view the door with the camera.

There is little flexibility in mounting to obtain a door view unfortunately.

I do not have a picture because I do not have the camera yet. I was looking for a mount that was more secure than just popping the cam off it. I do not have a picture of the location but it would be mounted at about 7 feet high because that is where the roof comes down. A 65 inch and up...

I have researched this but have come up empty. I have an area which has about a 6 foot overhang over a door. I want to put a camera there but I am thinking the black hoodie gang will just come and poop the camera off the mount. In calling a few camera companies all they will do is disable...

I guess some research on YouTube would have shown me what you guys already knew. Wrong tool for the job.

The Gillette model. Give the handle away, sell the blades.

Well thank you for all the help everyone. I guess I just assumed this would work as good as a dremel cutoff wheel on screws. Those last forever. Slow but I bet I can do 50 to 60 screws with one 1.25 inch wheel.

Still, if you say it cuts metal, I believe it should outlast 10 screws.

Well I wound up splitting the 2x4's. Very disappointed that the tool can use metal blades but they wear so quickly. I guess Dewalt got me on this one.