Boschmanbrian wrote:sawin wood

HappyBirthday,, BMB, I hope you are handling it well.. this getting old stuff stinks,, at least for me it does. earlier today I drank some Proper 12 is celebration of the big day….

Hey where did @JohnC3 go

Doobie wrote:There’s an article in the paper this morning about a deck collapse at a wedding in Vancouver where 12 people are hurt, some critically.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-dozens-injured-after-collapse-of-deck-during-wedding-celebration-in/

Seem like this stuff is all to common up there.

Doobie wrote:

Doobie wrote:

smallerstick wrote:
What’s everyone else doing for Easter?

Looks like turkey for us. Have to go and buy one still.

Looks like no turkey this weekend. Wifey doesn’t feel like the hassle. Might just go out to Swiss Chalet instead or grab a Costco chicken.

Hard to go wrong with a 5$ Costco chicken!!!

GTokley wrote:

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:
I get it when I see old junk pianos sitting on the road side for pickup.

Really!! I can’t say I have every seen a piano sitting along side the road.

theamcguy wrote:A piano by the side of the road is just not something you see everyday LOL

Doobie wrote:I can’t recall ever seeing that.

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I find big lots of blades on Amazon and E-Bay and they work fine.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M09GWK8/?coliid=I3GMMTWHNBTB3L&colid=IOK9HVW64NPV&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

roninohio wrote:My boss’s wife came in yesterday and wanted a group photo of our crew.
She caught us all looking our best! lol

3 of the guys seem to like to put a lot of caulk on themselves. LOL! The crew does nice work.

Too bad about the hat!

smallerstick wrote:Drawers finished! Glued up, bottoms fitted and in place and final fitting done.

Now for the lid.

You turn out nice work from your shop SS.

Pianisten wrote:

EthanB wrote:
I haven’t had a circ. saw really kick back in I can’t even remember how long.

Rivet knives are mounted om plunge track saws only, although some don’t have it.
They are all spring loaded and give no problems by plunging in the middle of a wood sheet, and it goes down the track as the saw progresses.
Some track…

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redwood wrote:What’s a pension and how do I get one?

When you find out please PM me and let me know too… My knees are about done.. the pain is now unreal!

kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:I tried to get a local contractor to do the repairs and they tole me there is no such thing as a treated gluelam,

WoW,, I have never seen a untreated glulam.. Hacks will be hacks!

cmeyer25 wrote:I have had my Senco compressor (1 gallon)

I like to carry a bigger compressor for blowing air and running a framing gun if needed at the same job.

GTokley wrote:

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:
The magnet never fails. Also a good one is a bit of piano wire wrapped around a bit of something for a handle and a straight bit sticking out to poke in the drywall to fine the center. The wire is so small you san’t see the holes.

That is another nice tip. Where do you get piano wire? I guess a music shop!

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theamcguy wrote:Wow that solution using concrete looks really good.

With a little concrete dye you could make them colorful.

I agree, I’m not spending that kind of money on bags I can’t see first.