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I am going to replace the pressure treated board on my elevated deck. The existing boards are standard 2x6 pressure treated wood. I plan to edge screw the boards to the joists to minimize popping nails/screws. I really like the rounded edges on the 5/4 decking, however the existing decking...

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Astro Pneumatic Nano sockets are great. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01JBNHLNK?tag=atomicindus08-20 There is also a 19 price set that goes to 24mm.

Damn you guys. I do not NEED one but I ordered one anyway. I got the YESWelder: https://www.amazon.com/YESWELDER-CUT-65DS-Frequency-Non-Touch-Inverter/dp/B09L3Y3ZLF/?tag=atomicindus08-20 I thought this was a nice summary of the different types available...

No experience, but I have heard good things about the Yeswelders. There is a coupon on Amazon that brings it to about 170 right now. https://www.amazon.com/YESWELDER-CUT-55DS-Frequency-Non-Touch-Inverter/dp/B083GPXF8Y/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Anyone have any firsthand experience with these?

Build a stand fro a mag drill. I did something similar to this: https://www.7050ps.com/magnetic-drill-stand-v5---laser-cut---red-723-p.asp

That looks like a Lista cabinet. The drawers should be full extension and simply lift off the drawer carriers.

Do these work well with pneumatic tapping arms like a Flex-arm? Do they require more torque than spiral flute taps?

If you are drilling out broken bolts, you may want to get a set of left had drill bits. McMaster-Carr is a good source for quality US made bits.

Mohawk has a solution for your problem: https://mohawklifts.com/automotive-lifts/specialty-items/tire-engaging-adaptors/

Sounds like the answer is just get cutting. Thanks guys, this put my mind at ease. Although we do have mass specs at work….

I have a chunk of steel I want to use for a project. I will be machining and welding this piece. Although it is mildly rusted, the clean surfaces have a very shinny surface. I am thinking it is some type of tool steel. How can I determine if it is machinable and weldable before I put ton of...

There are a ton of opportunities to density that setup. One of the tool foam or grind systems may work well. https://tracemyspace.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIvN-Ih_qbhAMVsGJHAR0E0QICEAAYASAAEgLS-vD_BwE https://toolgridsystem.com/...

Have you looked at Lista cabinets? Heavy duty and configurable drawer layouts. https://listacabinets.com/products/lista-st-mobile-cabinet-8-drawers-90-compartments

A cheaper option from Harbor Freight are the side cabinets. Build an angle iron frame with caster around the bottom and they are moble. I have my mag drill station sitting on top of one and it is pretty stable. You may need to build a wider top it fit the printer but that is easy...

McMaster Carr stocks weld nuts in every imaginable size. Get a box or two and throw them in you box so you have them when you need them. They are uncoated and ready to weld.

Jar944 I think you nailed exactly why I am having so much trouble figuring out which construction technique is best. I like the Domino because it is easy. I with modern glues it appears that the joints are certainly strong enough for cabinets. It just doesn’t “seem” right for high end...

Jar944 - your thread was one of the ones I was thinking g of. You do fantastic work. I’m not looking for cabinetry only, that’s just where I am starting. Exactly what type of cabinets I want to build is still up I the air. I am trying to understand what separates good cabinets from truly...

Can anyone recommend some good cabinetry or woodworking forums? I am looking to do a few projects over the next few years and am looking for construction techniques, tips, etc. I am going to start with some cabinets for the laundry room, then shelves for the pantry and for a master closet and...

In. PM coming shortly. Thanks to Astro for offering g this deal. Great tools and reasonable price.