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A friend of mine is a graffiti artist, and I asked him about this today... He described the new Rustoleum as "the biggest problem in my life right now." It was very cool to get his perspective... It's always interesting to talk to someone who has a deep knowledge of an obscure topic. I...

First of all, this place rocks and I've been drooling over everyone else's setups for months! So I got myself a house with a great garage, perfect size, in need of a total renovation! From what i can tell the building started its life as a carport and was later enclosed and separated into a...

:wtf: Yikes, that was fast! Sorry guys.

For all you safety-minded folks out there! :thumbup: Johnson and Johnson brand stuff too! This is a "Deal-a-Day" site, so you much purchase today! I've used this site many times; quick delivery and trust-worthy! http://www.woot.com/

Are Knipex American made?

^This. They're a lifesaver and there's a wide range of price points from which to choose! Craftsman's is affordable and easy-to-use! :thumbup:

Thanks! I've had them in my hands a couple times but always went with Channellock. But now I guess I'll HAVE to try a pair! :)

Just bought a pair of Channellock lineman's pliers at Wal-Mart. Made in Meadville, PA. Not only from the USA, but from my very own state! It was a nice surprise, and I bought them even though I hadn't planned on it and couldn't afford it! Blinded by patriotism, I suppose! :D

Yep. Three inch screws have balls. With back and face frame youll be good to go!:thumbup:

^This should be the GJ motto. Seriously, what an awesome collection of incredibly different and unique spaces... And what an awesome group of passionate creators!!:beer:

I'm a cabinet maker's apprentice at our family shop, so I'll share our production method... 1. As mentioned previously, all components must be consistently cut and square. 2. We then assemble the four walls of the cabinet. (top, bottom, left, right) We use biscuit joinery. 3. At this point...

You probably mean BRIGGS. A great source of sheet goods and stone, great prices! They also have a location in Telford and maybe one other. OP if you PM me I can give you the name of a salesman I know in Telford. You can also p/u yourself if you have a truck.

If this were a real post, I'd say something interesting.

George Nakashima is a legendary woodworker and furniture-maker from Bucks County PA. He wrote The Soul of a Tree, a perfect book for the aspiring cabinetmaker or craftsman. A how-to book that also includes discussion of a more spiritual approach to woodworking that is often developed by...

I second that! Two days ago a 30-year cabinetmaker at my shop slipped a finger into the jointer blades... Only lost a little flesh but it was a nasty cut. He passed out right after we got to the ER... Back at work the next day, tough old SOB. I know alot of us work alone so be careful out...

What's a book, and where can I download it? :lol_hitti

LOL monster, one of my favorites; wish I had thought to say it first!! Oh, and my understanding was that the old man's member was still totally functional, and that router ended up in the dumpster, fixed or not!

OK, since it's a router story, I'll share what happened to this old guy I used to work with. He was fixing a router, had the base off and the motor on his bench with a bit in it. Fixed the wiring, plugged it in, the switch was on, router jumped and started spinning on it's side... for the sake...

Yeah, it really looks like Teak in the picture and if you google "Vietnamese Teak" you'll find that it is a legitimate species. Teak is awesome and basically bulletproof... It can also withstand outdoor conditions. It's dense and it looks nice too. Maintenance is simple, you just rub it down...

Bosch is good. Get bits with a 1/4" hex shank and you can use them in your impact driver! I like to have an 1/8" "aircraft" bit on hand. It's 12" long and comes in handy for wood projects.