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plywood appropriate for exposure to wet and dry conditions
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I wish to build a storage box on a trailer for carrying camping gear. Here in the southwest hot and dry conditions can be expected, but eventually exposure to rainy weather must be anticipated. What grade of plywood is recommended? Also, what wood is most appropriate for the surface ply with regard to easy but durable staining and an oil finish (since this can be easily renewed while in the wild) given our intense sun shine?
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Changes to page were made by me woodtsmith
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Feb 19 2010, 10:49 PM EST by
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I misunderstood. I thought I was signed in, Sorry for the anonaminity
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New Scrolling Club Web Site
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Jan 23 2010, 10:51 AM EST by
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Although the Winston Salem based "Carolina Scrollers" Club started in 1994 the club did not have a web site until now. The new site is http://www.carolinascrollers.com
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laser engraving
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Jan 20 2010, 10:58 AM EST by
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Im a former machinist in the process of starting a laser engraving business and would like to network with a club here in NC. laser engraving services could be valuable to all us woodworkers. The laser engraver i am buying is an Epilog laser engraver and can engrave the most detailed work including exact photo engraving ( reproduce any photo on wood, plastics , glass, etc.) My name is Rich Bennett....email richkatduke@hotmail.com
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Delta PD 600 Drill Press
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Dec 22 2009, 9:38 PM EST by
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I need to replace the motor pulley on the subject drill press and unfortunately all parts are listed as obsolete. The outside diameter of the spindle pulleys are as follows; 8.5, 8, 7, 5.75, 4.75. What size is the comparable motor pulley? The original pulley was replaced a few years ago with a poor matching aftermarket and I can only use the belt on one speed. Is there a formula that I can use to define the most compatable pulley and where can I buy it at? Thanks Larry
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Dec 22 2009, 9:38 PM EST
Larry
I think you will find a motor that will work on your drill press at Graingers... check online at www.grainger.com and look the the motoers they have.
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jointer table VA NORFOLK
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Dec 15 2009, 1:23 PM EST by
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I have a SEARS jOINTER Table But I would like to know if there is some one that nows how to bring this Item back to life.
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Dec 15 2009, 1:23 PM EST
Sears parts are available online using the model # of you jointer. I had bought a used 6 1/8 inch jointer years ago and I was still able to get parts.
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Pop Rivet Tools
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Nov 24 2009, 1:48 PM EST by
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I've had two Bostik Pop rivet tools go bad with in a two year period. The tool will pop off the rivet, but the top part of the rivet will not release from the clamping unit.....no matter what I do to try and extract it....including clamping the end part in my bench vise. Have any of you ever experienced the same problems. I need to buy another tool, but not a Bostik brand.
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Routers
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Nov 21 2009, 1:42 PM EST by
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I am looking to buy a new router, I read your reviews in the July 2008 issue which are very helpful but i want to use the router to make raised door panels from oak and walnut and wonder if a 21/4 HP rouiter is strong enough to do the job. Please respond to fzimmer.1@comcast .net Thank You
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Antique Walnut staircase
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Nov 18 2009, 5:10 PM EST by
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I have a 1895 Antique Walnut staircase with banister forsale still in the house. Where would be the best place to advertise it?
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Nov 18 2009, 5:10 PM EST
"I have a 1895 Antique Walnut staircase with banister forsale still in the house. Where would be the best place to advertise it?" Be careful what you call walnut. Many Stair bannisters were mafe of chestnut which closely resembles walnut in color and density.However having worked with both I thought the chestnut softer than the walnut. Chestnut was used extensively after the chestnut blight and mush of it was milled into mouldings @ bannisters
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Subscription prices
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With the Canadian dollar now at a premium (about 3.5%) with respect to the US dollar, how can you possibly justify
charging Canadians $41Can for the same 2 yr term as you charge Americans $28US. I realize distribution costs are somewhat greater but that cannot possible account for a surcharge of 51.5%!!! (41 by 28 x 1.035) Will you permit me to pay the US rate in US funds...yours is a fine magazine but that. surcharge is most insulting and without ratiionale.
Wallace M SChwenger 'schwengerw@cogeco.ca" 24 oCT 2007
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Oct 24 2009, 9:26 AM EDT
"With the Canadian dollar now at a premium (about 3.5%) with respect to the US dollar, how can you possibly justify
charging Canadians $41Can for the same 2 yr term as you charge Americans $28US. I realize distribution costs are somewhat greater but that cannot possible account for a surcharge of 51.5%!!! (41 by 28 x 1.035) Will you permit me to pay the US rate in US funds...yours is a fine magazine but that. surcharge is most insulting and without ratiionale.
Wallace M SChwenger 'schwengerw@cogeco.ca" 24 oCT 2007
" I do agree with Mr. SChwenger. It's insult to your Canadian fans. You just don't care or is it that "AA" (american arogancy)? Dusan (DBrestovansky@gmail.com
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the irony of your life
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Oct 23 2009, 3:20 PM EDT by
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goo jun pyo bayot!!!!!!
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Oct 23 2009, 3:20 PM EDT
"Okay, I'll bite...what the Hell has the 'Irony of your life' got to do with plastic resin glue????" Well evidently no one else has a clue either.....I'm still hoping that some one will be able to come up with an answer......so how 'bout it?????
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Carving foot/leg for sofa
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Oct 20 2009, 5:20 PM EDT by
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I have an antique sofa that has very carved feet. One of the feet/legs has broken and I would like to find someone who can mend or carve a new foot/leg for this sofa. I'll be happy to supply a photo to anyone who feels they can undertake this task or refer me to someone who can. Contact me @ mikestub@gmail.com for photo. Thank you.
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name of bandsaw
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Oct 13 2009, 9:32 PM EDT by
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bought a used bandsaw and cannot find manufacturer. I do know who distrubated it R.U.C. Inc. Made in Taiwan. Also have name of saw MB-6 cutting band saw. Manufactured in 1989 but not by who. I am trying to get more info on saw like an manual. This way i can see what is missing on the saw and maybe get the parts. If any one has any info please post it
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i also have this saw, and need parts for guide...any help
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Removing paint from a wooden train
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Sep 8 2009, 4:27 PM EDT by
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I bought an unfinished train from your group at the Ft. Bliss Craft Fair last Novemeber and I started painting the train. I have now decided to stain the train instead. Can you give me some instruction as to how to take the paint off?
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Mary Albert 575-974-0401
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Ms. Albert,
The short answer is: use a paint remover, scrape it, or sand it. But to really give you a proper answer, please bring the train to the Club located at 3228 Sacramento. Hours of operation are 8 am - 12 noon Tues thru Sat and 5:30 - 9 pm Mon and Wed evening. After seeing what you did, type paint used, etc., we can better advise you on the removal of the paint.
Paul, Editor Club newsletter
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Community Projects
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Sep 8 2009, 4:18 PM EDT by
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What kind of projects has this club done and for whom?
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The Club has awarded grants from its Scholar Ship Fund to HS grads--the scholarship fund is no longer maintained. The Club has build cabinets and shelving for several other non-profit organization, such as the Child Crisis Center, Scouts, senior centers, Ft Bliss, local museums, as well as some handicapped ramps for individuals in need. Please post your email address and I can provide you more detailed information if desired.
Paul, Editor, Club Newsletter
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Classes?
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Sep 8 2009, 4:10 PM EDT by
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My son, a young adult, wants to take classes in woodworking here in El Paso. Does anyone know of any? Thanks
aeianp@yahoo.com
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Please see previous message. If you are interested in knowing more about the club, post your email address and I will contact you.
As far as classes conducted by schools, etc. in El Paso, I know of none.
Paul
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"Dual Saw"
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Aug 30 2009, 12:57 PM EDT by
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last evening I saw an infomercial about the Dual Saw....featuring Billy Mays ahd the other guy, I think he's an Aussie, if not, he sure has the accent of one.
The Dual Saw sure looks like some thing that I'd like to have, but not with out the opinions of it from those who have one.....so how about it, is it worth the money???? thankx
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Sidewalk Speedster
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Aug 21 2009, 11:55 AM EDT by
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Recently downloaded plans for a wooden Sidewalk Speedster. They call for 10" x 1 3/4" wheels with a 3/8" plain sleeve bore. I live in Hawaii and resources are limited. I have searched the web but cannot find a supplier. It is a white spoked tricycle wheel but I cannot find it locally. Any Ideas
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"Recently downloaded plans for a wooden Sidewalk Speedster. They call for 10" x 1 3/4" wheels with a 3/8" plain sleeve bore. I live in Hawaii and resources are limited. I have searched the web but cannot find a supplier. It is a white spoked tricycle wheel but I cannot find it locally. Any Ideas" I started construction on the sidewalk speedster(Irish Mail) too and decided to see about the wheels. I can't find any like the plan calls for and I'm in Cincinnati, Ohio
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ROLLORS Lawn Game
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Aug 12 2009, 8:45 PM EDT by
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I'm looking for some assitance in making a lawn gmae I invented called ROLLORS. You can see it at www.rollors.com
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ROLLORS Lawn Game
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I wanted to see if anyone there might be interested in helping create some more of my patented game called ROLLORS. See it at www.rollors.com
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