Alright, thanks again kind sir.
Okay thanks, will do. Just wondering if it'll matter if I used a 2 lb. sledge or a 20 lb. Also, this is my first time using rivets and I'm...
Yes, but more of like a 4' x 3' section in this scenario.I was referring to one of the removable sole assemblies as a slat, like the cedar boards...
So I've gotten my first slat cut and ready to sand and paint. I don't need to sand between the coats of the Cetol right since I would be sanding...
Okay, thank you Alan. So today I was going to start cutting some cedar boards that I planned down to 5/8", but I realized I could use a little...
Okay thanks, I didn't know aluminum could rust when in contact with iron. You learn something new everyday. With a google search I found a...
Heres what it looks like. I sanded them off just fine but the first was a little deep where you can see the black line in the middle.:confused:
I've gotten the fir floor prepped and the first coat of deck and porch enamel on. Do I give it a light sand between the coats, maybe with my...
I ended up ripping the 2 x 6s into 2 x 3s and most of it on that section is 1/2 by 3 so it doesn't weight half as much as I was thinking it would....
Alright, I have mostly all off the fir floor cut and fitted mostly. Their spacings are closer than 18", but it seems like their spaced well to...
Finally I was able to cut some wood for the project. :) I found some douglas fir at Home Depot and ripped it down to 1 1/2" boards. I'm just going...
Okay, thanks on the Cetol recommendation, I'll grab that tomorrow. I do like the idea of untreated wood, because I don't have to worry about the...
I'm almost read to start buildining the floor and sole. All I need to do is find some dry PT wood. Does it have to be plywood by the way? And the...
Haha I think you hit the nail on the head with that one, so true. It's not too bad when your on the other end of the stick and find some treasures...
I agree, I need to be more careful with the terminology I use, and I'm going to try my best to improve here on out. That fastening method is...
