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Perfect! I just know that I’ve hung spiral pipe and the best way was to screw it together on the floor then put it up. Once I discovered nordfab and what a dream it was to put one piece on, then the

Bill, I've got a forklift and a come along. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture www.jholtz.com 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406 612 432-2765

Is there a reason why you can’t build in a compression arm ie a triangle? That should easily solve your problem. Get Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef> ________________________________ Sent:

David, You continue to be a great resource!? Thanks for the referral to Mitutoyo caliper.? Without your guidance I would have jumped on my old trusty e-bay and bought one.? Of course, I most likely

Torsion box “laying” on it. Pic of cross section attached for context... it’s a platform with a “bolt” assembly that allows me to leave the platform “locked” on the upper floor not

2400 sq ft shop say average 10 ft ceiling for Easy math is 24,000 cu ft. 1200 cfm dust collect would send 24,000 cu ft out in 20 min. Bringing in 110F air and cooling it is tough.

What direction is the carry going to be? Straight down or on an angle/lever/shearing? Michael Tagge Built Custom Carpentry Get Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef> ________________________________

Good evening, So I have a project I’m trying to complete, and Im nearing the end and am looking for opinions. I need to make a 90 degree joint, approx 3”x3” timbers of whatever I please. I

Bill, If my ceilings were 10 or 12 feet I would probably have gone that route, but at 16 feet and my hate of ladders, for me it seemed like the way to go and it worked well. Glen Alpine Moulding and

I wasted a lot of time planning how to deal with DC noise when I was putting my shop together. I live in snow country and a heated shop is the priority. Come to find out I did waste a lot of time

So Glen, you never tried one piece at a time? Bill Belanger wrote:

Joe, This is how I did it. I spent a lot of time laying it out on paper, pin pointing my exact location drops. After many layouts when I found the best one I ordered the parts. While waiting for

Of course you don’t want to pay a lot of money to condition air and then blow it all outside. But it depends on climate and how much you use it. Obviously in a professional shop running 8 hours a

I don’t agree Jason. Put three pieces together, now you have a heavier unit to attach. Then it becomes a 2 person job. Bill Belanger

The problem should not be wax in the shellac because Zinser Bullseye is dewaxed. Jim James H. Fleming 925-683-1002

Joe, If you assemble the parts on the floor then lift them up its easier.

Once upon a time, I had an Oneida inside my shop. ?Several years ago, I built a "lean-to" shed behind the shop, I removed a window in the back to allow the room for the duct work to get to the dust

My closet cut about 10dB. There is huge difference between 76 and 86 dB of course, and if you want to work without ear protection, a closet will will get you there. Not silent by any stretch, but

If you're lucky enough to live where you can exhaust outdoors, that's the ultimate "silencer". It's also improves flow and eliminates filters. Mine exhausts thru roof, pointed about 30° from

I have the silencer on my Oneida, it helps a little, but not a lot. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com