Lee, I'm getting a new table saw for Christmas. Actually we bought it last
month, but, I'm not allowed to open it and set it up until Christmas. Talk
about frustration.
Tom
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I could understand Tom how that would be frustrating but in the
meantime you can line up some projects. . good luck. Lee
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2009 at 08:58:42AM
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Lee, I'm getting a new table saw for Christmas. Actually we bought it last
month, but, I'm not allowed to
Lee, actually the project is waiting for the saw, the saw isn't waiting for
a project., Grin
Tom
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I have a few new cracks in the wall a couple of them are verticl and
run from the top of the wall down to the floor. this solid concrete wall
. only goes to ground level andthen there is three layers of cinder
block. . the worst problem is a maybe 6 foot long new crack that has
opened up
Lee, I would think the mixture is consistant throughout. Just a word of
advice about storing the bag in the basement. I stored a bag on the
basement floor for about 9 months and when I went to use it, it was hard as
a rock. Seems the bag and its contents drew moisture out of the floor and
set
There is some kind of epoxy for cement that the contractor put on my son's
house that not only sealed the cracks, but stop the water leak.
I would call a supply store and ask about what they have.
RJ
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I use a product called Water Plug. I got it at Lowes or a plumbing supply
store. It is a powder and comes in a can and you add water and mix, then
push tightly into the hole or crack. You have to work fast, since the stuff
hardens in 15 minutes. If it is a big job, you should do it a little at
Now that sounds familiar. I'm getting a band saw for Christmas. Same
conditions.
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Max, what will you be using your band saw for mainly? jWhat type of
projects do you get involved with?
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It's premixed. You scoop out what you need and add water.
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Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009 11:12 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] working with sand mix/ concrete
maybe it is called sakrete or a similar name. .
I'd stick to concrete. Just fill it in all at once. You will most likely need
some bracing to keep the mix in place. Something like a piece of half inch ply
and a couple 2 by 4s running at an angle to the floor. It won't take a ton of
force to keep it all in place but it will fall out if
I'm pretty sure I'm not going to be doing any resawing. I'll be using it to
cut special shapes. I picked out a small table top one. If I find that I
have outgrown it in the future I can always get a bigger one. If I were to
start big it would be hard to justify going small. SWMBO needs
thanks R J, I have no water coming thru these cracks but it is hevy
number on my front wall. Lee
wet clay which isOn do ngWed, Dec 16,
2009 at 12:12:57PM -0500, RJ
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There is some kind of epoxy for cement that the contractor put on my son's
house that not only sealed the cracks, but
that powder mix Tom I know of as we used it on a previus place but in
ths house thw water stll comes in where it is supposed to via the
french drains and one hole which was originally put there. thanks
Lee
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I use a product
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I gott buy lumer Bob because someone ws beng helpful and tossed out
anything that was not 8 foot long or if it was ot full 4 by 8
sheet. they lost their common sense. we just had this discussion here
about saving scrap lumber too. Lee
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16, 2009 at
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i have perfect place for it on top of a perfectly clean work bench oh
did I say some unhelpful cleaned off my work bench and I cnnot find
even one phillips screwdriver. one of these days. one of these daysTo
the Moon Alice to the Moon. Lee
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Dec 16, 2009 at
11:29:27AM -0500, Tom
Hi Lee,
The correct way to fill cracked concrete walls is to clean out the crack with a
chisel and mallet, with an undercut so the bottom of the crack is wider then
brush and wash it out thoroughly. They recommend using hydraulic concrete which
expands as it cures. You force it into the crack
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when the contracter fixed my wall last april; he poured something into the
crack from the outside. it was rather watery. He poured and poured and in
about 4 hours there was this stuff in the hole in the basement, and all
the way along the crack both inside and outside. He then patched over
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