A little project today...
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Don't the staples still pose a scratching danger? I am thinking glue may have been the way to go.
Self-adhesive felt pads. Found at any hardware store.
I have a heavier stapler in my tool box and stretched the towel. Yes, some staples did not go all the way in at first. The hammer fixed that.
If I did not have a heavy stapler, I would have looked in my tools for large-head 1/2" nails.
If I did not have a heavy stapler, I would have looked in my tools for large-head 1/2" nails.
I got it stained yesterday. I'm gonna clear coat it later. Maybe tomorrow. It's barely above freezing outside here today. Not ideal weather for painting.
Yeah, I know. lol Biggest joke of last year? I'm going to go back to vaping to save money...
Yup, that's a knee-slapper.
Look at how much you saved over a J-Stand! You can afford a new mod now.
Look at how much you saved over a J-Stand! You can afford a new mod now.
Well, the first time I vaped, I made it six months on Aspire CF-VV pens and Nautilus Mini tanks. This time, I discovered true flavor.Yup, that's a knee-slapper.
Look at how much you saved over a J-Stand! You can afford a new mod now.
Whatever keeps the real smoke away. I've managed to stay close to what my old hand-rolled cig budget used to be. The key (for me) starts with "cl" and ends with "ones"...
My home-built gear is much simpler than yours, though, greasegizzard - just a small scap of pine with a few holes bored for 510 bases. Everything else gets hucked onto one of my 2 vape-dedicated toolboxes.
My home-built gear is much simpler than yours, though, greasegizzard - just a small scap of pine with a few holes bored for 510 bases. Everything else gets hucked onto one of my 2 vape-dedicated toolboxes.
Mine was just some scrap wood, too. I'm just lucky my dad has some nice tools to use.
Great minds think alike. We've got a pack of them somewhere and they've already crossed my mind.
Mine was just some scrap wood, too. I'm just lucky my dad has some nice tools to use.
Great minds think alike. We've got a pack of them somewhere and they've already crossed my mind.
Great minds....? Wife says I lost mine long ago, she's always right (her story, not mine) so I guess.... forgot what I was talking about.
I've done several vape stands like yours but I've yet to do one that works for box mods or a 'two story' job like yours. I use a brush on urethane and put it on with a painters drip rag. I hate spray painting 'cause I suck at it.
I don't know how the clear will turn out. It's an aerosol clearcoat made for furniture, so we'll see... It's my first attempt at woodworking. After seeing what some sell for, I'm thinking I need to hone my skills a bit and make a few more.Great minds....? Wife says I lost mine long ago, she's always right (her story, not mine) so I guess.... forgot what I was talking about.
I've done several vape stands like yours but I've yet to do one that works for box mods or a 'two story' job like yours. I use a brush on urethane and put it on with a painters drip rag. I hate spray painting 'cause I suck at it.
Good luck with your business venture. I 'donated' a couple of mine to a local vape shop. End of story and business venture. YRMV
Sounds like it didn't turn out too well?Good luck with your business venture. I 'donated' a couple of mine to a local vape shop. End of story and business venture. YRMV
Looking good greasegizzard
I made a juice rack back when I started mixing my own using scrap wood I had laying around from other projects.
I finished it with a few coats of satin urethane. Juice has not affected it in three years. I didn't put anything on the bottom, but it just sits on a wood shelf and doesn't move around much. If I was worried about it I would probably glue a piece of canvas on the bottom.
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