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By treeslayer · Posted
A little trial and error but not too bad, those strips are 1/16” X 5/8”, and are bent dry, no steaming, this is the doors on a cabinet I made a while back, strips are 1/8” X 3/4” , those doors are probably 14 X 20 inches, oak and walnut -
Here is that utility sink for servicing the sprayers, and its drain through the wall. I don't know what I would do with the sprayers without that sink. My sharpening sink has the same type of drain. No trap needed. I wouldn't live anywhere that wasn't zoned Agricultural. The sink is low enough below the faucet to easily service 3 gallon sprayers. The water is supplied by a hose hooked to a freezeproof yard hydrant at the corner of that shed. It can be drained down in freezing weather when no sprayer will be used anyway. There is no hot water. The stand for that pressure washer is a height that I can back the truck up to and roll it into the bed. It's used running in the bed of the truck, then easy for me to put it back by myself. It weighs a few hundred pounds. -
Not a lot to show for the last few days. I got a couple of coats on the tops. I go in for a minor hand surgery tomorrow so I was glad to get the first color coat on everything else. The recovery period should give the finish plenty of time to cure -
Affordable planar: DeWalt with extension tables. -
I think that that is a tough layout for a Domino - in the middle of a flat surface. I would consider using wood dowels and using dowel centers to set the locations.
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