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Today, 08:03 PMFolks, A guy I knew back from high school now owns the company he dad started. He is a HUGE firearm admirer like I am. He wanted a firearm display...0 replies | 31 view(s) -
Today, 04:30 PMThanks for that info. I sent a local rep for Boston gear an email looking for this. Thanks again!4 replies | 278 view(s)
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Today, 12:46 PMEliasMendoza replied to a thread how do i prevent yellowing of poly? in I'm New to Woodworking and ...Very interesting topic.. Really liked the detailed information.. It will surely help a lot so thanks for sharing:)7 replies | 2842 view(s)
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Today, 09:36 AMI have to replace one of my doors soon. Your information will definitely give me an insight. Now thinking of buying a fiberglass door, what's your...2 replies | 544 view(s)
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Today, 09:21 AMSounds expensive. Though the venue will be creative, your planning will take time and you may have to spend more.2 replies | 608 view(s)
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Today, 08:30 AMThis is the gear I need if anyone has encountered it before.4 replies | 278 view(s)
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Yesterday, 04:56 PMA company near us produces molding of all shapes and sizes. They have perhaps four people looking over plans and doing takeoffs, then bidding the...1 replies | 182 view(s)
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Yesterday, 04:47 PMMany times equipment manufacutrers purchase and use standard production gears. Have a look for a power transmission retail outlet near you and see if...4 replies | 278 view(s)
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Yesterday, 04:27 PMI found out it's either a 34-335 or a 34-345. Either way, the gear I need is obsolete so this is of no use anymore. Bummer...4 replies | 278 view(s)
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Yesterday, 12:32 PMHello, I am new to this site and had some questions. I am wanting to start making moulding and selling it. I have much of the equiptment to do so,...1 replies | 182 view(s)
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Yesterday, 04:12 AMWooden door of great finish and good quality type with two strong bolts will be best for your entry door. Wood lasts long and two bolts well mounted...9 replies | 2667 view(s)
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06-17-2013, 06:18 PMGeneral Cadd1 replies | 393 view(s)
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06-17-2013, 02:33 PMI'm new here to Woodworking, so first off hi, my name is Sean. I just started to really get into woodworking as a hobby. I've done a little bit of...4 replies | 278 view(s)
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06-17-2013, 08:43 AMHi folks, Not sure where to post this question: what type of software do you folks use to print something to scale? Trying to figure out. how to...1 replies | 393 view(s)
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06-17-2013, 04:05 AMincrease a leg for it!3 replies | 2369 view(s)
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06-16-2013, 01:56 PMThe shape of the frame must be the same as the shape of the glass (3d shape). You must be basic glass or very thin glass that can fit into the...6 replies | 3878 view(s)
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06-16-2013, 07:10 AM"Tools get rusty. It's one of the things they do best. But they don't have to stay rusty.- First, store tools in a dry drawer or toolbox. Use silica...20 replies | 6038 view(s)
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06-15-2013, 01:00 PMjpslyon started a thread refinishing mahogany veneer partners desk in I'm New to Woodworking and ...I am in the process of refinishing my husband's large mahogany veneer desk, the legs and solid parts are oak I think and the rest is a mahogany...0 replies | 374 view(s)
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06-15-2013, 09:58 AMhandi45 replied to a thread how do I eliminate bubbles in polyurethane finish in General WoodworkingI spray poly almost exclusively, but when brushing, lay the brush down to apply the poly with the body of the bristles, then "tip off" excess using...9 replies | 7174 view(s)
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06-15-2013, 08:36 AMI see you haven't replied to your post but if you're still looking, definitely buy a good used saw....there's not a new saw on the market in that...5 replies | 1789 view(s)
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06-15-2013, 08:02 AMI'm guessing the only "fix" would be to start over. Polyurethane resins inhibit adhesion, and i think that's what happened to you. It may be the gel...1 replies | 378 view(s)
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06-15-2013, 06:22 AMWhy not call up a Professional or visit a home improvement store to let them see the table and give you first hand advice.9 replies | 2600 view(s)
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06-14-2013, 09:26 PMWhat you are contemplating is neither trivial nor cheap. With a span of 23 ft. and a live load of 600 lb., you are talking about some serious beams...2 replies | 608 view(s)
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06-14-2013, 04:34 PMMagGeorge replied to a thread Natural Flitch Walnut Dining Table (How to Make a…) in Completed ProjectsWhat a great find! The walnut is gorgeous with the live edge. The finish really made the beautiful grains pop. You made an awesome and sturdy table....1 replies | 709 view(s)
