Reader Submitted
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Fire in the Hole
After a message board suggestion to raise dents by igniting flammable liquid in the dent, a volunteer firefighter wrote in saying that could be particularly dangerous if sanding dust were in the air, and could result in an explosion. This reader clearly took umbrage with that.
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Is There Such a Thing as a Long-arm Clamp?
Is there such a thing as a long-arm clamp to reach into the middle of larger areas that need clamping?
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Cutting Mitered Pieces into Equal Lengths
Is there some kind of jig or procedure to help me cut mitered pieces into equal lengths?
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On Steaming (and Flaming) Dents
Reader’s replies and concerns to some of the issues raised in the last issue of the eZine.
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Opposing or Facing Rings When Laminating?
Do you have the rings oppose or face each other when you align grain while laminating wood to create thicker boards?
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Looking for CAD Programs
Can you possibly recommend a very easy-to-use CAD program?
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Defining Moments and Other Misunderstandings
Several readers pointed out that the answers on one of the questions in our Q&A section were not only wrong, but way too kind to the manufacturers.
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Trimming Laminate along Wall
When trimming new laminate from an existing countertop, how do you get that last three inches up against the wall?
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Outdoor Flooring Finish
Is there any finish available with UV protection for outdoor flooring?
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Mahogany Pallet Wood
We were told it is probably contaminated with huge amounts of pesticides and dangerous to cut or use for anything. Is this true?
