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  0 Thread: Small bench vise?
Post: RE: Small bench vise?
I have used one similar (or maybe the same) for twenty years or more without any problems.  Don't now where I got it, but I took care with the mounting and have abused it no end.  I lined the jaws wit...
 robert146 Woodworking Hand Tools 7 5,482 10-30-2017, 09:52 AM
  0 Thread: Workbench Build
Post: RE: Workbench Build
I would put that bench on display in a safe place and knock one together with 2x4's to use. Probably to make other benches that nice. R.
 robert146 Woodworking Hand Tools 27 15,096 10-13-2017, 09:15 AM
  0 Thread: Really Shellac???
Post: RE: Really Shellac???
Thanks guys. I appreciate your input. I used it as a sealer and it worked for my purpose. It sealed things prior to priming and I had no problems. (Just wish I had not agreed to help this lady out...
 robert146 Finishing 15 10,620 10-11-2017, 08:21 AM
  0 Thread: Really Shellac???
Post: RE: Really Shellac???
Thanks for the responses and info. I seldom use shellac, but it seems to be popular and effective as a sealer and this spray can is very convenient. I have no interest in mixing, shelf life, etc. ...
 robert146 Finishing 15 10,620 10-09-2017, 08:47 AM
  0 Thread: Really Shellac???
Post: Really Shellac???
I have a rattle can of Zinser Bulls Eye Shellac.  Is this really shellac?  Or is it something similar that acts like shellac? Does anyone have any experience with this product?  I would like to use...
 robert146 Finishing 15 10,620 10-08-2017, 04:54 PM
  0 Thread: Cedar TV stand
Post: RE: Cedar TV stand
Hell for stout, and a lot more than you need. You do nice work. Whoever cleans your house will have a great time vacuuming around it because it sure won't be easy to move. I built one and added a ...
 robert146 Woodworking 12 8,722 10-03-2017, 09:50 AM
  0 Thread: What do you guys think of this TS sled
Post: RE: What do you guys think of this TS sled
Cecil: You got me on that one. I guess spell-check can't tell the difference. Fortunately all my TENDONS are intact. I really like he way I can sneak up on the perfect tenon width because I ca...
 robert146 Woodworking 17 10,712 09-30-2017, 05:32 PM
  0 Thread: What do you guys think of this TS sled
Post: RE: What do you guys think of this TS sled
Regarding RAS crosscuts. Mine is set at 90 degrees. It never moves. I check all cuts with a square. I use templates to cut angles. I am very careful to avoid sawdust build-up along the fence and ...
 robert146 Woodworking 17 10,712 09-30-2017, 09:38 AM
  0 Thread: What do you guys think of this TS sled
Post: RE: What do you guys think of this TS sled
Steve N   Nothing wrong with the sled.  You just have to have a place to put it when it\s not being used.  I don't do much cross cutting with a TS.  Primarily use it for ripping.The RAS is my tool fo...
 robert146 Woodworking 17 10,712 09-29-2017, 08:58 AM
  0 Thread: Can I put a front vise on this workbench?
Post: RE: Can I put a front vise on this workbench?
Mount with through bolts. Don't even consider screws! Rear jaw needs to be flush with edge of bench. I would just add a front edge to make it even with the rear jaw after I had the vise mounted ...
 robert146 Woodworking 7 6,169 09-23-2017, 09:01 AM
  0 Thread: Craftsman RAS on CL
Post: RE: Craftsman RAS on CL
I've had a similar one for over 20 years; Mod.113.197751. It works fine once I connected it to a 240volt circuit. It's supposed to be dual voltage but after replacing two capacitors. I realized usin...
 robert146 Woodworking Power Tools 22 15,875 09-16-2017, 10:04 AM
  0 Thread: Workbench/Vise Question
Post: RE: Workbench/Vise Question
I have that vise and have been using it for over 15 years. It's pretty handy. I assume you will use it for wood working. It is mounted in the middle of my bench; not to one end or the other. So I c...
 robert146 Woodworking 13 8,729 09-16-2017, 09:28 AM
  0 Thread: Sometimes you are too stupid to be a woodworker.
Post: RE: Sometimes you are too stupid to be a woodworke...
The OP is just a beginner at screw-ups!!! I average several per week. In fact, I have the same TS problem he had and have been able to delay the correction for more than a month just because I am a...
 robert146 Woodworking Power Tools 12 7,517 09-05-2017, 07:01 AM
  0 Thread: stanley tape measure accuracy
Post: RE: stanley tape measure accuracy
Tape measures make me nervous. I grew up using my father's six foot folding ruler and still use one for everything six feet or less. I never thought to check it from time to time, but I probably sho...
 robert146 Woodworking Hand Tools 57 40,494 09-04-2017, 08:56 AM
  0 Thread: Pocket Screws
Post: RE: Pocket Screws
Steve: I appreciate your comments! I'm an old guy and the kids, and grand kids, have run out of projects for me to do. So I thought I should work on my M&T skills. I found a photo of a rather comp...
 robert146 Woodworking 36 23,688 09-01-2017, 09:30 AM
  0 Thread: Pocket Screws
Post: RE: Pocket Screws
George:...I kind of like your comment. It put a smile on my face. My current project has 24 M&T joints that I hope will increase my skill. So far, I've made six and the sixth one took half the tim...
 robert146 Woodworking 36 23,688 08-30-2017, 08:29 AM
  0 Thread: Moving a Jointer Down Stairs - Suggestions?
Post: RE: Moving a Jointer Down Stairs - Suggestions?
Refrigerator Dolly and hire a schoolboy to help. If you don't know a schoolboy go to the local high school and inquire at front desk. (It will help if they put you in touch with the football coach.)
 robert146 Woodworking Power Tools 30 21,251 08-29-2017, 07:44 AM
  0 Thread: Edge jointing
Post: RE: Edge jointing
Handi, you're right. He will only need eight clamps. I re-read the original post: He has six boards that are eight feet long and five to eight inches wide. That will be quite a table; a minimum of...
 robert146 Woodworking 31 21,949 08-26-2017, 04:54 PM
  0 Thread: Edge jointing
Post: RE: Edge jointing
Edge gluing random boards 8 feet long? I hope he has a lot of clamps.
 robert146 Woodworking 31 21,949 08-26-2017, 07:53 AM
  0 Thread: Pocket Screws
Post: RE: Pocket Screws
I am feeling much better; Pocket Screws are OK! I've built quite a few pieces of furniture using them and they have all worked out well. I find that I can get precisely accurate joints with them ...
 robert146 Woodworking 36 23,688 08-19-2017, 10:04 AM

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