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I have a decent size collection of dvds which are stored in a cabinet. I have stack them in 2 rows to fit them all in. So if I want to get at a dvd in the back I have to pull out some from the front row first. Not to mention the fact that I can’t read any of the titles in the second row. I want to be able to build some kind of pull out device so I can access all the dvds. any suggestions? my crappy drawing.. Attached Images ... more

I was waiting for my son to finish up class this evening and was checking out the local Sears essentials. They had the craftsman BT3000 clone with the portable base on clearance for $359. The yellow tag was marked as discontinued. :( ... more

I just purchased a HF Router Speed Control. Before connecting my router, I plugged a voltmeter into it. At "Full" Setting, it shows 119 volts. On "Variable," for the "L" setting I get 90.0 at low end and 90.1 at high end. For the "M" setting I get 90.2 for the low end and 91.3 for the high end. For the "H" setting I get 91.4 on the low end and 96.5 at the high end. The last 4 volts to achieve the 96.5 is in the last 3 or 4 degrees rotation. It seems that there is not a great spread from ... more

Amazon’s got really good prices on these Forrest WWII 30T blades. The 8" or 9" is a great way to get a WWII on the cheap, and the 10" is a great price too. My 10" 30T TK WWII rips nearly as easily as a good 24T ripper and cuts nearly as cleanly as my 40T...extremely versatile blade in hardwoods, and is good in ply too. 8" TK ($49) 9" TK ($56) 10"TK ($65) 10" full kerf ($65) ... more