Recent content by Wayne67vert

I made a wood mold of the bend. I heated it with my heat gun and persuaded gently to conform. I used a wood block to keep the opening in proper shape.

I'm in the process of restoring a 1957 Sea Fury runabout boat. I'm installing the aluminum rub rail and have come to a sharp bend I don't quite know how to navigate. Any ideas?

The wide angle camera lens threw me for a loop. I couldn't imagine where the curved inside wall is located. LOL

My a/c drain has a float switch to shut down the unit in case of a backup of water. It works. I had the unit shut down a couple of months ago. I cleaned the drain line and no issues since.

I'm considering it done.

Thanks, I have metal gussets already. They are working fine. With the added support boards, it moves very easily. It's like moving a big wheelbarrow.

Put in a French Drain under the bricks. Run it to the end of the driveway or down to the street.

I decided to make my wheels out of 15 year old seasoned treated 2 x 6 's. I attached a board across the back to add stability to the legs. I also have a board that I'll attach across the front when I want to move it. I'm pleased with the results. Thanks for the suggestions. Wayne

Now that's thinking outside the box! I like it.

I like the wheels idea. However, I'm not sure how to attach them.

I have a wood swing and A frame I've built. It's on my lawn and causing growing issues with the grass. The frame I have is difficult to move. It has 4 legs with blocks on the bottom to keep from sinking into the grass. I'm thinking about putting it on wheels. See the dead grass from...

Try to not face your doors to the south or west.

Master Series makes the Mastercoat paints.

The recess is to keep water out of the garage. Yes align your ramp to the recess.

Quite a comedy of errors. Do you have a firm plan how to proceed?