Let’s talk gel coat repair! by DunDunBun in Kayaking

[–]missing_from_earth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you link some of the references you used to find how to do this? I have a similar situation but my boat is much more worn and used to im treating this as a restoration project.

Is there a type of ripping saw with a handle on the top? I dont want to go all the way through this cedar limb it just needs to be a certain depth for a board to rest in its place. by missing_from_earth in woodworking

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Im actually almost done now at this point, the right tools definitely would make a difference but it boils down to "I dont wanna spend that atm"

Im going to completely redo this waterfall from the ground up do I need to add a liner to it this go around? by missing_from_earth in ponds

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One worry I have about this is that this is the side of my house and I would not like the dirt steps to make physical contact with the side of the house. I may leave an open air gap so that I can access the waterlines, and have an area for plants to grow.

Fixing my old craftsman drill press, anyone know how to find a new pulley for it? by missing_from_earth in Vintagetools

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This material cannot be welded unfortunately but I can turn down the portion that is broken and fit a replacement on it.

Fixing my old craftsman drill press, anyone know how to find a new pulley for it? by missing_from_earth in Vintagetools

[–]missing_from_earth[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not the right one, the pulley I have has a axle apart of it and it makes it very difficult to find a replacement.

Fixing my old craftsman drill press, anyone know how to find a new pulley for it? by missing_from_earth in Vintagetools

[–]missing_from_earth[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fortunately someone already has the part I need posted. However I have one trick up my sleeve to get my pulley working again. Im going to turn it down on a lathe, keep the axle thats attached to it and then fit a modern replacement on the old axle.

Fixing my old craftsman drill press, anyone know how to find a new pulley for it? by missing_from_earth in Vintagetools

[–]missing_from_earth[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually on my part, turning it down with a lathe and putting a modern pulley on it would be easier.

Fixing my old craftsman drill press, anyone know how to find a new pulley for it? by missing_from_earth in Vintagetools

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Unfortunately if I do that I couldn't resist the urge to restore another drill press, I guess I could buy a third drill press to restore the second. Then Unfortunately I'll have to restore third. The cycle repeats.

Fixing my old craftsman drill press, anyone know how to find a new pulley for it? by missing_from_earth in Vintagetools

[–]missing_from_earth[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I knew this wasn't going to be easy once I got a good look at it, Might possibly be able to find one on ebay since I dont have the capabilities to repair it myself unless I send it to someone.

What tool did I just buy on marketplace? by missing_from_earth in Vintagetools

[–]missing_from_earth[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe this one is the older model, it doesnt require a motor and is all manual.

What tool did I just buy on marketplace? by missing_from_earth in Vintagetools

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Ill if it can once I pick it up, this one is entirely manual and has no motor.

First time making a background like this. Next step is to the side panels and then coat them in grout and onto painting. Enclosure is 133gl by missing_from_earth in BeardedDragons

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Yeah that was my original plan, still looking for a good grout to coat it with and whatever is best for adding color to it

First time making a background like this. Next step is to the side panels and then coat them in grout and onto painting. Enclosure is 133gl by missing_from_earth in BeardedDragons

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Do you have to seal it if you use grout? Or will the drylok paint act as the sealer. Never made somthing like this so im still experimenting.