"Hello, I'm Glen, a licensed taxi owner who has recently ventured into woodworking in my sixties. I crafted a table using old pallets, which now serves as my workbench in the shed. While exploring woodworking ideas online, I discovered the KJ4…"
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Eariyya replied to NickM's discussion 'Kreg KMS7102 Table Saw Precision Miter Gauge System and the DeWalt 745 Table Saw'
"I've got the same table saw as you, and I can confirm that the Kreg miter gauge will indeed fit the Dewalt saw. There are small plastic adjustment screws on the side of the Kreg miter gauge, which might be a bit tricky to spot because…"
Eariyya replied to David Watson's discussion 'K5 Repair'
"Sounds like you're in a bit of a fix with your K5 jig! Losing that small ball from the ratchet compartment can be quite a setback. To get the right replacement, you might want to check the manual or reach out to the manufacturer for the…"
Eariyya replied to Ash's discussion 'Drill Collar Setting'
"Hey there! I totally get your frustration. It's always tricky when you upgrade and then can't find the info you need. Have you tried reaching out to Kreg directly? They might have resources or even a digital version of that chart…"
Eariyya replied to Mike Kahle's discussion 'Standard fridge height'
"Hey there! When it comes to fridge height, there isn't a strict industry standard, but there are common dimensions manufacturers tend to follow. However, it's always a bit of a bet when planning for future appliance replacements.…"
Eariyya replied to Homer Moyers Jr's discussion 'Ending this community'
"I have the presence on all the social media accoucnts, i have hired the social media agancy to handle all the accounts."
Eariyya replied to Jeff Varady's discussion 'The screw head is not flush'
"It sounds like the issue you're facing is with the screw heads protruding above the surface of the kaker board after using pocket holes to attach the edging to the plywood. One possible reason for this could be that the screws were driven in…"
Eariyya replied to danny moore's discussion 'Standing desk idea'
"I begin every project by sketching with pencils and erasers. Begin by measuring the intended space for your creation. Outline your initial design ideas, including dimensions. Incorporate storage for reloading supplies, and decide whether you prefer…"
Eariyya replied to Jeff Welsh's discussion 'Advice on assembling the "offset" bottom of a wall cabinet'
"It sounds like you've got a solid plan for your wall cabinet construction! Using pocket hole joinery is a great choice for assembly. Your approach to handling the 3/4" offset for the bottom by gluing and then flipping it over sounds like a…"
Eariyya replied to Cary Medley's discussion 'Cleaning table saw blades'
"Hey there! I've had success cleaning my table saw blades by using a mixture of warm water and dish soap. Just let the blade soak for a bit, and then gently scrub with a soft brush. Remember to dry it thoroughly afterwards to prevent any rust.…"
Eariyya replied to Geoff Simpson's discussion 'Tools that you can't stand?'
"In every shop, there's a tool that's like that elusive scratch on a pristine glass surface. No matter its make or model, that tool seems to bear a unique curse. For me, it's undoubtedly the Jigsaw—the glass in my toolbox that…"
Eariyya replied to Brian's discussion 'Panel Doors'
"Making panel doors can be a rewarding project! For a 3 or 4 panel door with frosted glass, using a tongue and groove router bit to create a channel for the glass inside the frame sounds like a suitable approach. As for the material, 3/4 pine should…"
Eariyya replied to NickM's discussion 'Substitute for Kreg Tracks?'
"Hey Nick! If you're looking for alternative tracks to make a clamping table aside from Kreg Tracks, there are a few options you can consider. T-track and aluminum extrusion tracks are popular choices that are often used for clamping tables.…"
Eariyya replied to Jessica's discussion 'How to join a 45 Deg Angle on a 1 1/2" board to a 1/2" plywood??'
"Congratulations on building your first piece of furniture! Creating 45-degree angles for your rolling storage crates/seats can add an attractive design element to your project. To achieve this, you can use your Kreg K4 pocket hole jig along with a…"
Eariyya replied to Mike Kahle's discussion 'Standard fridge height'
"There is no specific industry standard for fridge height, as refrigerator sizes can vary widely between manufacturers and models. However, there are some common height ranges for refrigerators that you can use as a general guideline when planning…"
Eariyya replied to David Dean's discussion 'Kreg Shelf Pin Jig'
"Congratulations on starting your project! Using a Kreg shelf pin jig can make the process of drilling shelf pin holes much easier and more accurate. Here are some tips that may be helpful:
Measure and mark your drilling locations carefully:…"
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