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What is the best timing for a saw cut? Within 24 hours or so?

Has anyone ever heard of them. All I have found is they teamed up circa 1922. I have an ancient Drill Press they built. It has the pulleys used in the old overhead steam driven/canvas belt days. We want to make an end table out of it. Before we do anything we would love to have the history.

A month and a half ago. I still feel the pain. I get to do it all over again as everything is in a massive storage barn.

Driveway in the hot sun may have freezing cold in winter and will expand and contract differently from an enclosed garage.

Or steel sheets.

I was thinking to use some 1/8" tk steel pads.

I would not even consider covering an existing light and socket with insulation. Do the correct thing and move it or get a new one like Boogerman suggested.

Can you look at your Dad's old house system?

At least you shouldn't slip on that surface.

You have what is probably 410 stainless steel. Yes, it will show rust. You want 304 ss. Never get a #8 polish, which is mirror finish. If you "look at it it will scratch" lol. Get a #3 or #4 finish. That is the "brushed" look you see on a kitchen sink.

I would check with my local S-W dealer.

This appears to be an easy project. Maybe get some square tubing to replace that middle peak tubing piece. But I would just make mine out of lumber like jack stand mentioned.

Following. I have a place on Clarks Hill. I am selling it and will be needing a new outbuilding for some property I am buying there.

What will spray-on truck bed liner do? I don't know myself, just throwing it out there.

True, and I will write it off as a business expense. That's the only reason I purchased the property.

Mix it with gasoline, pour the combination into a wine bottle with about 1" of dirt and stones, put a wick in the top and storm the Bastille.

Yes, fix it.

Then it's easy - do what you feel is best for you.

Can't use weed spray around fruit trees and other edible plantings. Also, torching doesn't work well with mulch. As others mentioned, weeds do grow even with fabric underlayment. Then there is the plastics thing and the environment. Going back in to dig or work under existing plastic mat plus...

No. Just no. And landscape fabric is a joke.