Thanks, never thought of the string idea. Not sure why not, but oh well.
I got to let my wood sit a week or so before installing it. that gives me
time to track down a floor stapler. Those things are not cheap to buy.
Michael
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It means that the seal has gone and that you have water vapour between the
two panes of glss.
It is possible to have them re-sealed.
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I considering making some wine buckets for Christmas gifts. I got the idea
from an acrylic iceless one that I have. When you place a cold bottle in it
keeps it cold for quite a while. I also read about some stainless steel
double walled ones.
I am wondering if wood would be enough of an
Lenny I am not much of a wood guy but a question or 2 comes to mind once
you cut your circles that you are going to start with How are you going to
make sure that the inside holes all line up perfect. You might want to
consider using a template of some type for all of the rings.
Another idea I
Lenny:
I'll be interested in what folks have to say about the insolation factor, but
it sounds like a fun project. Aren't you though, going to have to drill holes
in those remaining circles you're going to use as coasters in order to fit them
on the rod for storage, and will they still work
You can usually rent them from a tool rental shop. They supply the nails (at a
price) as well.
You may want to know that if you are having trouble getting the boards to snug
up nice and tight, one way is to assist pushing them together, I kept a few
pieces of scrap of differing length around
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It means that the seal between the layers of glass is broken and some or
probably all of the dry inert gas has been displaced by atmospheric gas
otherwise known as air. Moisture has come in with the air and when it cools
against the glass you get mist and/or fogging.
It means that you need to
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Hi Lenny.
The ice bucket of those old time ice cream freezers was made of wood. Seems
to me it was about 3/4 inch thick. I'm sure it was more than 1/2. But,
they never had frost forming on the outside. A later plastic one we had did
form frost.
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Actually I hadn't thought of string myself. My big issue currently is
making sure I can cut a straight line using the guide that came with
my jig saw. Hell my wife isn't perfect at following the line and she
can see fine. I think what I need to do is use a small clamp and make
sure my
Hi All,
We're thinking about putting in a new kitchen floor. We have a sort of tile
floor, but it's rapidly cracking, corners are breaking off, etc., and I'd
like to know what types of flooring people put in their kitchens?
Would laminate be good or not, since it might be prone to scratching?
When cutting a straight line with a jigsaw using the guide I suggest you put
one hand on the guide and press it firmly against the edge of the stock holding
it there with that hand while you hold the saw handle down keeping the shoe
firmly against the surface of the stock. You will probably
The weakness of laminate in a kitchen is that it does not hold up to getting
wet very well at all.
What sort of tile are you talking about? Vinyl or something? Is there something
under it? That sort of failure sounds a lot to me like someone ran it over a
preexisting flooring material\al.
Look into the new cork flooring options. They are supposed to be really good
for your feet and legs as well as good choices for kitchens. They are also
warmer both in appearance and on the bare feet than tile. I have also heard
that they are better for not breaking dishes and the like than
That might be the case, but we honestly haven't lifted up enough to know
whether there was other floring underneath, at this point!
Claudia
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I hadn't heard of this, but if we're going to tackle this project, I'd like to
do it before winter comes again.
So, we may be taking a trip to Menards, Home Depot and the like very soon!
Claudia
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It is my understanding that cork does not hold up well under heavy traffic.
I believe kitchen floors get even more foot traffic than the entrance to
one's home.
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IMO, for a kitchen or bath, cause they are wet areas, my only options would
be ceramic, porcelain, or natural stone tile, or a vinyl product. People
have put wood products, like hardwood, engineered hardwood, or laminate in
the kitchen with some success. i would be worried that a spill would get
Now that I've dyed, finished and polished all my raised panel cabinet doors,
I see shallow but distinct oval depressions every 6 or 7 along every edge
joint, exactly where I cut slots for biscuits before gluing up. I centered
the slots in the 3/4 birch stock and glued up before thickness planing
+-Let the angle at which an edge approaches a surface determine whether it
is cutting or scraping. An angle of approach lower than 90° means the edge
is cutting. An angle of approach greater than 90° constitutes scraping.
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