Hi Dan
You my friend are a lotbraver than I jumping out of a plane takes a lot
of guts.
Regards
Ray
From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com [mailto:blindhandy...@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of Dan Rossi
Sent: Tuesday, 6 January 2009 1:49 AM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
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Thanks to everyone for the info on noise reduction. I don't know when I
will get to this particular project, but I can build it in my head for a
while.
Thanks.
--
Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
E-Mail: d...@andrew.cmu.edu
Tel:(412) 268-9081
Hello,
I am interested in finding a work table or bench with built in features such as
clamps and maybe a good strait guide for making sure that pieces are square and
so on?
I make toy trucks, trains, cars, that sort of thing.
Someone had suggested a black and Decker work bench, but I read some
Ray,
Nice job. With all the deadly spiders and snakes in Australia, you are a
braver man than I, crawling around under there.
--
Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
E-Mail: d...@andrew.cmu.edu
Tel:(412) 268-9081
How much do you want to spend? Kreg has an assembly table with T tracks and 90
degree corners and all but that is more for cabinet work.
Making the toys you list I'm not sure I see the need to put out lots of money
on a fancy table. Not to say there isn't a need, I just don't see it myself.
Hello,
I am just putting out feelers to see what is possible.
I have never really seen a work bench with the different clamps and such.
I have two tables, one I just pile stuff on for now, and the other is a long
table which holds all of my bench tools, like band saw, drill press, and sander.
I
hi mat that is not quite what you need.
although you may want one as no shop should be without one. that is known as a
work mate
I have used mine to yes set things on.
also clamp a beltsander in upside down so I could use it stationary.
I have clamped log slices in it to make clock faces. you are
That's the small Workmate, about half the size of the original. I think for
what you are describing, you're going to need to make some specialized jigs for
your specialty.
You can always run a length of T track along a table and then you could fit
toggle and hold down clamps in the track,
Thanks,
I forgot to mention that for my train tracks, I have to glue long strips of
wood together to make the rails.
I have to clamp and/or duct tape those until they dry.
I usually clamp long enough to get some tape on them.
It's wasteful of tape and time consuming.
I also have the wooden clamps
thanks,
I do have a piece like you mention which I stick between the rails to keep them
spaced properly.
I look forward to all the ideas I can get too.
I've just learned by doing mostly, and my methods can be annoying and I know
there's got to be easier ways.
Matt
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I wonder if it was there's I saw; it was a great clamping square.
It first allowed one to clamp 2 pieces of 3 inch board stock to it,
allowing the 45 degree angle of first one then the other. It also allowed
the gluing via he same clamping to framing.
On Thu, 1 Jan 2009, Terry Klarich
first thoughts are that the house wasn't made with a load bearing wall
there, it isn't necessary.
You might top the walls with styrofoam, but ecologically that stuff isn'
cool.
but wouldn't the free floating single end of the internal wall studs make
that wall a bit weak?You would put a rubber
in that way of thinking, latext paint is rubber. Numerous coats of latex
on the drywall should do the trick.
Don't want anything that will actually collect dust like rugs.
On Sat, 3 Jan 2009, clifford wrote:
Dear Dan:
Sheetrock finished smooth will cause sound to reverberate within,
Hi All,
I'm in desperate need of a new desk, and I need to know where I can purchase
one reasonably? I have one that I purchased from Wal-Mart, 6 years ago,
because they put it together for me, and all I had to do was pick it up and
get it into my house.
However, this desk has had its day; I
would you be able to find out if the Phillips (letters missing) 2510/27 is
actually 50db?
There are subchannels of the new digital TV in the UHF range (they are
using the spaces from channel 14 to channel 50) that I'm not getting.
There are also 2 mains that I'm not getting, not to speak of the
oh, okay that I can handle.
On Sun, 4 Jan 2009, Tom Fowle wrote:
Oh, forgot, the amps aren't any deal to install, just input and output F
connectors and power.
Tom
That sounds like a variation on the Black and Decker work mate. I have one
of the early models. When set on the floor it's too short to do the kind of
work you are doing. It would be too tall when set on a work bench.
Somewhat related, I saw a neat work bench design on wasted spaces on the
Hi Claudia.
In a desk you pretty much get what you pay for. To get good quality check
Staples or office depot. They won't be cheep, but they won't be cheep.
Regards.
Max. K 4 O D S.
Email: m...@maxsmusicplace.com
Transistor site http://www.funwithtransistors.net
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