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Unless you already have a 5 head moulder (I'd try it with a 4 head) a straight line rip saw and free wood I wouldn't try to make flooring.

Do you mean crosscutting full sheets? Or are you using it as infeed/outfeed support when ripping?

That was covered in 1 coat of primer, 2 total.

The reason to use 907 is specifically because it's fast drying and easy to sand. Anything harder than the wood or primer sands more slowly and leaves a surface defect that is visible. Just use more primer. 1st primer coat and point up with 907 Second primer coat

Spot prime it until you can't see the red.

I use the bondo spot putty, it's the easiest option I've found.

I don't recall anything here on GJ?

Do yourself a favor and get poly wheels for the feeder. They are significantly better than the oem rubber.

@jake28 did you buy a slider yet?

The current Doug Fir is not rot resistant at all, its mostly sapwood.

I had two: small and eventually big

Thanks. I'm happy how it turned out.

At least around here a landing is considered a deck in and of itself and minimum footing for a deck support post is 12x12" or 14" round. So.. I have 14" diameter footings for a 4'x4' landing.

My parents came to visit yesterday so I needed to finish enough to move back in..

I like to think I'm a man of culture 🤪

For the railing posts, you should be able to bolt a 6x6 between the joists as blocking. If you can bolt to 2 joists and a band even better. no need to picture frame the treads. They can wrap the hanging post, they just can't use a cheap pvc sleeve.

That's a first generation brushed cordless. Not a great comparison That model is closer to 15 years than 2 years old.

I'd guess 4lbs would do it (using something over 7k meters per second det velocity).. though I haven't shot a stump in 20+ years. They go sort of likw this.

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That is very non conventionally framed..