It comes with a split double door. That was a part of the consideration.
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>From your post I'm inclined to believe you have a fuse box rather than a
breaker box? If it were a breaker box I would suggest turning off all power
via the main breaker, but not having dealt with a fuse box in decades I
can't recall how one would turn off all power with a fuse box. At any rate,
Hi All,
Since I made my first primitive jig I purchased one that I really like.
MLCS_shelf_pin_drilling_jig
Drill quick and accurate shelf pin holes in any project. The shelf pin holes
are precisely spaced 1-1/4" apart at either 37mm or 64mm from the edge of your
work. Any length my be drilled by
This is a very idea to check first. I would usually remove the main cover and
check power on the breaker or fuse. Amazing how many breakers will be tripped
and not appear to be.
As for doing without it I don't see any hazard. If the light is flickering off
and on then you have sparking whic
I have used an awl, tapping it good with a hammer
to make a nice hole into which to put the bit.
earlier, Dale Leavens, wrote:
>Rae
>
>If you can do that you either have much better touch than I do or a lot more
>sight!
>
>Accurately placing the point of a bit on the intersecting point of scribe
Hi Tom,
There isn't much danger leaving them unused however it is already a nuisance
to you.
I don't think there is any need to go crawling about in the attic space
though, my bet is that there is a bad connection probably in the outlet but
possibly in the overhead light box depending on how t
Hi All
If you're not sure what hand tools you'll need to get started in
woodworking, this list should help. Below are the Top 11 hand tools you'll
need for nearly
any woodworking project.
1)
Claw Hammer (Finish Head)
Everyone has used a hammer at some point in their lives. While there are
many
Hi Dale
You hit the nail right on the head by using a centre punch or a nail punch
without punching this into the cross reference points is indeed impossible.
Even when I am drilling steel I make sure I have a really good centre punch
mark in the steel.
It is so easy to have the drill run out of
I would suspect that there is a blown fuse or tripped breaker. You said
duplex. Is there separate electrical services for each of the two residences?
If so, you should check all the fuses or breakers for both residents. You may
find a blown fuse or tripped breaker for your neighbor that is f
In our 1960s build duplex, we have a single outlet and a hall
light that have failed. Due to this failure I moved the portable
heater which was the only thing on that outlet to anothere socket,
unknowingly putting it on the same circuit as a bathroom ceiling
fan/heater combo. Not surprisingly when
Rae
If you can do that you either have much better touch than I do or a lot more
sight!
Accurately placing the point of a bit on the intersecting point of scribed
lines by touch takes one heck of a lot of skill in my experience. I can't
usually get the tip into the middle of a hole in somethi
Actually it wasn't that sort of project I was interested in using an X Y
vise for but for drilling square mortises and some jig making functions.
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario Canada
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Hi
Drilling shelf pin holes is easy if you follow a few simple steps.
Installing Adjustable Shelf Pins
Consistency Is Key
Adjustable shelving is a common feature of virtually any type of cabinet
and a simple way to increase the versatility of the project.
Drilling the cabinet sides to acce
HiAll
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I have a wood basement under the addition I built here in 1991. It is
treated wood and finished with stainless steel nails and the exterior of the
plywood I painted with a special treatment all part of the instructions
which guarantees it for 50 years. This is longer than I will need it, what I
Yes, size is my concern too. Max might consider a split double door.
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Has anyone used a Horizontal Router Table? I have been thinking about this for
about 2 years. I am trying to decide if this would be better for me than the
conventional table.
Much safer and more accurate than standing wide stock on edge. Don't stand
stock on edge!
The new multiple routing op
Carl, Just a few weeks ago on home and garden tv they finished a table to
try and make it look very old. To create the patina they repediately hit the
table top with a fairly heavy chain. This put all types of dings in the
surface.
Lenny http://www.geocities.com/lenny_mchugh/
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Depends on what kind of texturing you want to do. You could do something
regular like routing parallel grooves along the table top. Or something
random, like just taking a hammer and wacking away. It would leave all
kinds of randomly shaped, and randomly placed indentations, that when
slight
i am wonting to texture a table top any idears just to make it feal interesting?
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Hi All
Dyco RT10045 Router Table
Review
The router has become an invaluable and diverse woodworking tool in the modern
woodworker's workshop. It can perform tasks that were previously only possible
with a bunch of hand tools and a LOT of time!
As routers became more and more popular, so did the
Sounds like a plan.
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Dale persisted.
> I still think you should fly Janet and I down to help you out!
As expensive as this is getting it might be economically feasible.
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No idea if this is helpful or not, but my parents have a backyard
shop... or rather, side of the house near the garage shop. It was
put up by a local storage building company, which I suppose is really
all it is. It's about 25 ft long and 15 ft wide I'd guess. It's
elevated on cinderblocks s
John,
They do not have a web site that I know of. The CD's that are sent contain
files in MP3 format that will play in any CD player that can play the MP3
format. They can be played on a computer by simply putting in the CD drive and
then clicking the file that you want to listen to.
They wo
After carefully examining my supplies I find their is some egg nog and jack
left from the holidays. While I can't read the sell by date on the nog I
probably need to use it soon. So, how about tonight around nine eastern on for
the people, in the blind handyman room, be their.
Phil Parr.
I'll post any and all further information when it comes across my desk,
sorry that's all I have for now.
David Ferrin
I believe that tomorrow is another day, and I'll probably screw that one up
too.
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Hi Dale,
I have that vise and it didn't really help me for a similar project. I had
to drill a lot of shelf pin holes and found that it did not really help me
for that project. I made a drilling jig out of a scrap piece of oak. I
set a fence on the drill press table and then drilled a 1/4" h
Do these people have a web site? Is there
material available in electronic text to be read on puters or note takers?
earlier, David Ferrin, wrote:
>This was forwarded to me from an alert list member and I'm quite sure that
>many of you out there will be interested in this magazine.
>David Ferri
I have heard that even treated wood can rot after being in contact
with the ground. Will Max's floor or frame rot if he doesn't put
down gravel or cement blocks?
earlier, Dale Leavens, wrote:
>You can probably find someone with one of those dirt cutting chain saw like
>things to cut you a groo
Hey Max,
About two years ago a friend erected a similar shed for his workshop.
I just got to talk to him about it and he made 3 suggestions and I believe
that you are aware of some of them. First he was instructed to prepair the
location by first removing all grass. It will prevent it from rott
This message thread needs to end here. It is not open for discussion on this
list. If you want to talk about this subject, talk about it on the blind like
me list. Don
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From: Mickey Fixsen
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007
This was forwarded to me from an alert list member and I'm quite sure that
many of you out there will be interested in this magazine.
David Ferrin
Woodworking for the Blind
Woodworking for the Blind Inc. now provides free digital MP3 compact disk
recordings of current woodworking publications exc
Hey Max,
I'll be glad to help you out if you would like for me too. I can ride my
scooter up to Canada and
get Dale and his wife for you. Just let me know when they'll be ready and I'll
zip right up and
gitt'em!!!
See ya,
Scooter
Contact me at:
Donnie Parrett
1956 Asa Flat Road
Annville, K
What an outrageous waste of time and money!
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From: Don
To: blind handy man
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 9:27 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Off topic one time post.
The following message will be a one time o t post for handy man. I don't want
a discu
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