Power tool for getting Moss off the Lawn?

December 5, 2009 by admin · 9 Comments
Filed under: Garden & Landscape 
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SB asked:

I’m raking the moss off the lawn by hand, and it is taking a long time.

Is there a power tool that can do this job ?
If so, what is it called and where can I get one ?

Thanks

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For woodcarving/whittling is an expensive power carving tool better than the cheaper Dremel brand?

November 3, 2009 by admin · 2 Comments
Filed under: Hobbies & Crafts 
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Linzer3 asked:


I’m just getting started in woodcarving small sculptures and I’d like to get a power tool to help out. I see that there are some that cost $300-800 (like the “Mastercarvers Micro Pro”) and then there is the Dremel tool and flexishaft accessory for less than $100. I don’t mind spending the extra money if it’s better product–I plan on using it a long time. Does anyone know the benefits of the more expensive products? What’s the difference?

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For woodcarving/whittling is an expensive power carving tool better than the cheaper Dremel brand?

November 1, 2009 by admin · 2 Comments
Filed under: Hobbies & Crafts 
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Linzer3 asked:


I’m just getting started in woodcarving small sculptures and I’d like to get a power tool to help out. I see that there are some that cost $300-800 (like the “Mastercarvers Micro Pro”) and then there is the Dremel tool and flexishaft accessory for less than $100. I don’t mind spending the extra money if it’s better product–I plan on using it a long time. Does anyone know the benefits of the more expensive products? What’s the difference?

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Where can I find relatively safe power tools for kids to use? For example, a band saw that doesn’t cut skin?

October 11, 2009 by admin · 8 Comments
Filed under: Do It Yourself (DIY) 
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Customeralwaysright? asked:

One of my friends has a bandsaw that doesn’t cut skin, making it safer to use with children. However, it doesn’t have a brand on it and the guy got it at a long time ago at a store that went out of business a few years back. Since then, I’ve been looking for power tools that are relatively safer to use with children (and by children, I mean ages 11-14) with complete supervision. Does anyone know of a place where I can find tools that are designed to work with maximum safety, such as a band saw that doesn’t cut skin? Thanks for your help.

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wood paneling to concrete?

August 19, 2009 by admin · 3 Comments
Filed under: Do It Yourself (DIY) 
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Vin asked:


I am trying to make my basement look a little more presentable. I would like to add cheap wood paneling. I have never done anything like this and have limited knowledge. Right now the walls are concrete i know i cant add the wood paneling right to the concrete because of moisture but im looking for the easiest and cheapest way to do this because im only renting the house. I am wondering if just adding furring strips right to the concrete and attaching the wood paneling to that would be enough to eliminate any chance of moisture for a very very long time. Any information on this would be helpful and any suggestions as to tools and what not would be helpful. Again i have never done anything like this before but im not incompetent when it comes to construction.

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If you leave your car at an Auto Repair shop how soon can they put a lean on it while you are trying to pay?

March 16, 2009 by admin · 4 Comments
Filed under: Law & Ethics 
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fable t asked:

If you leave your car at an Auto repair shop, and take a little longer than they might like for you to make a payment for the repairs that they do, how long do you have to make payment before they can put a lean against your vehicle? What else can they do if you take a long time to pay?

What exactly is a “Lean” anyways?

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