Aug 26
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What should I do in order to protect carpet from a woodworking project?
Posted on Tuesday, August 26, 2008 in Do It Yourself (DIY)
Amy asked:
How to keep the carpet from getting sawdust ingrained into it. How to keep the carpet from getting ripped up by power tools. I thought about putting down a large sheet of plastic, but I don’t know how resistant to wear and tear that would be.
How to keep the carpet from getting sawdust ingrained into it. How to keep the carpet from getting ripped up by power tools. I thought about putting down a large sheet of plastic, but I don’t know how resistant to wear and tear that would be.
Aug 22
Are there any new products to fill gaps in a woodworking project?
Posted on Friday, August 22, 2008 in Do It Yourself (DIY)
. asked:
I’ve glued two pieces of wood together after carving it as well as I could to match them up, but there are a couple of gaps I’d like to fill. The trick is I plan to stain the wood and want everything to match?
I understand there’s putty, but does that harden well enough to be sanded?
I’ve glued two pieces of wood together after carving it as well as I could to match them up, but there are a couple of gaps I’d like to fill. The trick is I plan to stain the wood and want everything to match?
I understand there’s putty, but does that harden well enough to be sanded?
Jul 24
What is an easy woodworking project for school?
Posted on Thursday, July 24, 2008 in Do It Yourself (DIY)
littlemissdrama024 asked:
Okay, for school I need a woodworking project and I need some ideas for an easy wood thing. please help!!!!!!!
Okay, for school I need a woodworking project and I need some ideas for an easy wood thing. please help!!!!!!!
Jun 25
Are there any new products to fill gaps in a woodworking project?
Posted on Wednesday, June 25, 2008 in Hobbies & Crafts
. asked:
I’ve glued two pieces of wood together after carving it as well as I could to match them up, but there are a couple of gaps I’d like to fill. The trick is I plan to stain the wood and want everything to match?
I understand there’s putty, but does that harden well enough to be sanded?
I’ve glued two pieces of wood together after carving it as well as I could to match them up, but there are a couple of gaps I’d like to fill. The trick is I plan to stain the wood and want everything to match?
I understand there’s putty, but does that harden well enough to be sanded?
