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desrbo wrote:Could you get me these plans?

A little hard to do since your not registered and did not include your email addy in your post.

Go to the membership list and send me an email with your addy in it.

I'm looking for new plans/ideas for simple to build hand tool boxes I give as Xmas gifts. Any suggestions would be appreciated. You did not mention what kind of tool box you are looking for. Tool chest, Machinists tool chest, etc. But these can be a tad more then simple.:p There are plans for one l...

Hi Well in this issue of WOOD (November issue 173) there is an article titled Wood Joint Torture test. In short they put several joints to a destruction test both in shear and pull apart forces. The bottom 3 finishers were, in order of weaker to stronger, Unreinforced Butt Joint, Butt Joint with a #...

I did a search on Google for “Probond Polyurethane Glue” and one of the hits was an article in Popular Woodworking magazine on Polyurethane glue’s. The article’s title is “The Truth About Polyurethane Glue”. The URL is: http://www.popularwoodworking.com/features/fea.asp?id=1064 I did not see an iss...

[quote="johnnyr"]And that sir is why I buy ProBond Polyurethane. Same results, different product, lower price and they claim to be "The Ultimate Adhesive"] In part this is a copy of a guys comment on eopinions about adhesive that in it specifies polyurethane glue. The URL for it ...

Isn't the "the toughest glue on planet earth" and "The Ultimate Adhesive" the same thing only different verbage? Therefore, I am wondering if the claim "The Ultimate Adhesive" carries the same c onnotation and defense for Gorilla Glue's, "the toughest glue on plane...

HI I ran across a web site that puts the little fine print (Commonly referred to as “Mouse print”) on TV, ads and products, etc on a web sight. Thought you all might get a kick out of the little fine print that Gorilla Glue puts on their ads. (PS you might be surprised about what companies put in t...

I have a shopsmith V 500 I bought it used the blade guard doesn't seem to be the right one. I can't get it to fit without the blade hitting it. I have seen a guard on ebay and it is made of plastic mine is made of steel. Does anyone have any ideas on haw to make it work or should I buy a different ...

Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see anyone address safety here. :cool: What are all you thinking. :eek: That metal saw guard (I used to have one) and a fast spinning saw blade do not mix at all. Chip a carbide tooth off and you got a missile flying around that could do you some serious harm.:rolleye...

Here are a couple of Magazines with articles about routing dadoes. The first Mag is: Wood: September 2006 Vol 23 No 4 Issue 171 Title of the article is "How to Master Dadoes, Grooves, and Rabbits. (Believe it or not I have two copies of the same month with different covers on but the articles i...