Tell me why you might prefer one over the other? This would be between finish coats.

Hello everyone, I want to drywall my garage this spring and was wondering if I should do the celling first or the walls or does it really matter. Thanks for the help and have a great day.

My fridge shares the circuit with 1 countertop GFI outlet. Sometime yesterday the fridge started tripping the GFI.  I thought (was hoping) that is had something to do with the ice maker so i turned the ice maker off but it just tripped the GFI again.   When i reset the GFI the compressor immediately turned on.  I'd like to get a couple of more years out of this 16 year old fridge, if possible.  Any insight on what the issue could be before I pull it out from the wall in an attempt to troubleshoot it?  I have to go out for a couple of hours but I'll be working on this by about 2 o'clock.
BTW -  My wife has already decided to go appliance shopping!  

Nothing turned up in my Google search. These?:

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Lately I decided to try some stringing inlay.  I looked at the catalogs and for a starter I got a mixed set of tools.  I picked Veritas inlay cutters mainly because I foresee trying arbitrary templates -- not just circular arcs and straight lines -- one of these days.  The Veritas kit promises the ability to cut to a template.  On the other hand, for string thicknessing, I picked a Lie Nielsen tool.

Also for the early work I went with 0.032" stringing, thinking I'd be able to curl some veneer to arc-shapes without a heating iron.  This was "mostly" true on my first trial, but I definitely see why people use heated curling irons now.  In the future I'll probably step up to thicker strings and more methodical curling.

For a future box-top, I looked at some patterns, fancying art deco schemes, but I settled on a fairly basic intro pattern.   The work went a lot like cutting dovetails -- it is really a leap of faith that the ugly interim steps will straighten out later.

Cutting some arcs:

   


Leveling bits of string inlay:

   


After a good deal of detail repairs and planing and burnishing:

   



The remainder of the box will be an oak piece with rabbeted end pieces and grooves for a fixed bottom and a sliding (stringed) lid.  The Veritas stringing gage has a whip-sharp cutting blade insert for slicing veneers; this also has become my finest cutting gage for other work now
 

   


And here is one of the grooves being popped out after rip-sawing with a backsaw:

   


More to come later...

Chris

Winter 2006 Vol. 21 #4  
Winter 2007 Vol.22 #4    
Spring 2006 Vol. 21 #1  
Winter 2005 Vol. 20 #4  
Summer 2006 Vol.21 #2   

AAW PROJECT BOOK 

All of them are in excellent condition. No tears or folds, you couldn't tell if they've ever been read. 


$20 for all, plus shipping. Can go media mail therefore shipping will not be expensive.

Pickup only. Will help with loading. I am in Los Angeles(Hollywood/Koreatown area)
$200
    6" Jointer

Hi Guys,

It's been 5 years since I went to one of these shows in New Jersey. I now live in SC and see that they have one in Charlotte, NC. The last one  I went to was not that great. Nothing like 20 years ago. 

Is it worth going these days?

Thanks

Mike

I have come into possession of a Minni MAx S45 Band saw in excellent condition. It has the disc style guides. What is it worth, all Park? I am not very good at searching the net.

I know it is 220 but it is still in my truck so I haven't had a real good chance really play with it.

 I Have an older Delta, probably made in the 40s, with new tires and a Carter quick blade release and a Kreg fence. I know I will get pressure from the misses but I might keep it and sell the other or even keep it and sell the Grizzly 17 extreme. 

I don't normally ask for opinions or help in matters like this , but I  would like some different views to consider.

Thanks,

Tom

I have a Record #7 that is in all but new condition. Actually if it has been used I would be surprised. Asking $150 plus shipping

   

   

   

A Lie Nielsen scrub plane also in mint condition but there are a couple of scratches on the tote Asking $135 plus shipping. Both planes can go in the same box for $275plus shipping.

   

   

   

And a Veritas burnisher asking $20 plus shipping

   

   

Thanks for looking

Tom