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A friend bought for me. Don't have a name brand yet, only have this pic:

Buy a Fiskars X27 axe and don't even bother with the wedges.

They make these in single and double gang for oscillating tools. No idea how well they work in plywood. Never used one either. Buy one and let us know! https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01GKKE2W0/?tag=atomicindus04-20

Receptacles WEAR OUT, just like your boots. Grab a cord without a ground prong and plug it into those receptacles you want to reuse. If it goes in and pulls out without a good amount of resistance then your receptacle is shot. What is happening is the spring pressure required to make a good...

Good question, never thought about that, but I don`t used treated boards. I don't think they're specifically rated for treated boards, but a few years ago I redid my galvanized easy hauler snowmobile trailer, which had 1/2 inch PT plywood, and I was able to reuse a lot of the screws. That...

Nice job. I love trailers These are the cat's *** trailer deck screws. They're called floor screws. I've Reused ones that have been in service for years, they'll still come out and go back in. Don't ever remember breaking one.

let it dry without the battery and blow it out. It'll be fine...

Light it on fire, and if it won't burn, use a couple tires to start the fire. Why make things difficult?

Oh, so the groove is only two inches long (perpendicular to the length of the bars...) I was picturing the groove along the length of the bar, so didnt get how a drill bit could help as it would need to be 5 feet long... Sounds to me like handbombing it with an angle grinder is the ticket.

Re: Cutting a grove into metal how long are these bars? table saw with a steel demon diablo blade, even two blades stacked like a dado set Does the bottom of the groove have to have a radius? I wonder how a router table would stand up to a ball nose end mill...

Keep me in mind the next time you find a hossfeld number 2 for less than $400.

I didn't read the whole thread, but it looks cool. Just a FYI, that coleman stainless cooler isn't worth the powder to blow it to hell. I bought a red steel cooler from them years ago, and it held up to some years of ice fishing. When it was getting worn out I bought two of those stainless ones...

Any of those places do Canada? sendcutsend doesn't specify.

Peking Machine Works Peoples Republic of China, built in 1990, weighs 8500 lbs. I still haven't wired in in. Read about it here: https://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/shop-tools/2670536-tell-me-about-lathe-mill.html Plasma was a friend's Miller 40-something. Couldn't do 1/4 inch plugged in to a...

and done, burning on the paint.

Banged out the fish by hand. Momma cut me a template with the cricut.

16x16x24 box, 1/4 inch plate, 6 inch chimney. Made for a couple I fish with. They were married in '72. Yes it's way, way too thick, but it's what they wanted and provided the steel. Door handle from a chipping hammer. Been making this pattern for a while. Always works well, even when old and...

****, I just looked up the klein heavy duty hacksaw and it shows it's "not in production anymore" Anyway, I have one and love it. Best hacksaw I've ever held. Buy a used one!

https://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/shop-tools/1753945-muckin_slusher-builds-shed-port.html Woodstove Inside/outside Crawl beam Dual Carports

I grouted my shower with "dirt" colored grout for the same reason I just let my entire garage floor get oil stained. If it's all the same then it's not stained (or dirty). It's the old fashioned (and easiest) way to live. Old timers used to spray down their wooden sided houses with used motor...