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  1. Where to sell hardwood?

    It will sell if cut, split, and stacked for firewood.

  2. Need help sourcing non standard stair risers.

    Use step brackets, they work fine and you can set them wherever you want.
  3.

    Can’t make this stuff up...Trespasser busted.

    Contact law enforcement. Make a report every time he visits. Have him trespassed.

  4. Ivy in the trees, how to kill the stuff???

    Cut the vines at ground level.
  5.

    Has yer Generator stopped Generating power, try this trick

    I always use a fork
  6.

    Has yer Generator stopped Generating power, try this trick

    Have heard about this for 25 years. Have never had to try it, but keep a plug in drill around just for this

  7. Somebody give me cheap shed roof ideas.

    You can get the metal carports for under 600 if you get a scratch and dent. If you want a roof that leans onto another structure, easy to do with 3 4 X 6 posts and 12 8X16s some 2X4s (150 ft) and some tin to cover it. All in all, the metal carport is cheaper. eta: can send you pics of both...
  8.

    To All DIY Guy: If you Received an Email with This Title "Woodworking - Earn A Full Time Income"

    If it sounds too good to be true..........

  9. Attic insulation/ soffet advice

    Supposedly, that is the current thinking. Tje idea of venting the attic was the thinking from the mid 80s to about 2000. Current thinking is to seal it up. Lots of info out for those that want to research it.

  10. 2 Cycle Engine Repair Assistance Needed

    Crankcase seals. Even Stihls wear out crankcase seals.
  11.

    Repairing an Aluminum boat

    Use dead soft aluminum rivets, not alloy aluminum as your boat is not hard alloy like aircraft aluminum. The alloy rivets can deform the soft boat skin before fully set, they did on me, anyway. As mentioned, cut a plug to fit the hole then scab patch over it, I would do a scab on both sides...
  12.

    I ain' eben playin'....we gittin' in an out.

    No spray cans of killz?

  13. Glued Floorboard Help

    You can spend a huge amount of time trying to find something easy. In the end, you will be done very shortly. And wear ear pro, it is real LOUD in a small room like that.

  14. Glued Floorboard Help

    Set your circular saw to just under the thickness of the wood you want to remove. Cut every 1/4 to 1/2 inch end to end. Then remove the resulting strips with hammer and wood chisel.
  15.

    Outhouse build.

    when door closes, disco ball illuminated and "Staying Alive" blasts out from some hidden speakers.

  16. Cerakote curing options

    The heating elements do not have temp controllers, you wire them in series with the elements. You can just buy the ribbon elements like used in space heaters, they are sold as repair parts and can be had in 110V. Oven elements are 220V, except toaster oven elements. On an insulated box, it...

  17. Cerakote curing options

    I would like to claim the ideas , but learned it years ago when first started to work with curing coatings. You can get as sophisticated as you want with temp control, those parts are cheap.

  18. Cerakote curing options

    For small stuff , I have used a toaster oven from the Salvation Army. Great results. No rifle work, but an old locker with the guts from a toaster oven will work, maybe a space heater if you want more wattage. Wrap locker in insulation and install thermostat and you can go big.

  19. Trench digging ideas or suggestions...

    With EVERYONE out of work (as per the economic doom sayers here), you should have no problem getting someone to shovel dig it. It isn't difficult with as soft as the ground is. 2 months without rain in August is a different story. Use a trenching shovel and a hoe and it will be done in no time.

  20. Must have gun furniture!

    Should run on 12V equipment, and the power supply will have a battery backup option
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