Jim Frye
Established Member
"The Nut In The Cellar"
Last Activity: 10-18-2018, 10:12 PM
Joined: 12-29-2002
Location: Maumee, OH, USA.
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I understand. Summers are really busy for us and then school starts. It seems like we always have the Grandkids here and with summer yard work, there's...Last edited by Jim Frye; 10-18-2018, 10:12 PM. -
Fall's Here, Project Time...
We had our first frost last night and that means the yard work will soon be at an end. With the warm, wet weather we've had this summer and fall, there...
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I'd have to go back to my woodturning books, but if I recall correctly the best method for things like bowl blanks was to put them in a paper bag full...Leave a comment:
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Everything I've read in woodworking books indicates this is a bad idea. It usually forces the wood to shrink excessively, and unevenly, resulting in checking,...Leave a comment:
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I make my own from bamboo skewers. Takes longer to install them manually, but they do work well after ten years of using them. Only tools needed are...Leave a comment:
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Both of the blade guards for my BT3000 & BT3100 have slots for two bolts. Both saws are early production versions. Your picture looks like yours has...Last edited by Jim Frye; 10-05-2018, 06:46 PM.Leave a comment:
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Gas company meter reader was on the street yesterday, so I stopped him and asked what they use. It's a 900 MHz, frequency-hopping, spread-spectrum RF...Leave a comment:
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The gas meter and the water meter on our home are read via RF. The utility vehicles drive slowly down the street to record the meter readings. I don't...Leave a comment:
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My WiFi router is in one end of the house in the office with the computer. Bedrooms are at the other end of the house, well beyond the 20' radius. I...Leave a comment:
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I used washers that fit the slots in the rails with flat head bolts and nuts. Look at the jig articles in the archive section for methods others have...Leave a comment:
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