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- hlanelee commented on diymontreal's instructable 45 Degree Table Saw Sled
- hlanelee commented on diymontreal's instructable 45 Degree Table Saw Sled
View Instructable »Cool idea. I spent several years working in quality control in a factory that made melamine laminate. I have a stack of scrapped panels that are 5 foot by 12 foot by 3/8 inch thick. The stuff is almost indestructable.
- hlanelee commented on jprussack's instructable Backcountry First Aid KitView Instructable »
Just off the top of my head: soap will slow down a leak in a tent, might get you through the night. Helps stop itching, I carry a small piece of Fels Naptha which breaks down urushiol in poison ivy. Lube for zippers or a fire making spindle.
- hlanelee commented on jprussack's instructable Backcountry First Aid KitView Instructable »
Small piece of soap!
- hlanelee commented on makendo's instructable DIY Laminate CountertopsView Instructable »
I worked in quality assurance at Nevamar for three years. We made high pressure laminates. Contact cement is great but adds steps. We attached laminate sheeting to plywood or particle with Elmer's white glue and never had any problems.
- hlanelee commented on MadeByBarb's instructable Fold-up Felt BagView Instructable »
Yeah, I'm going to make one to sieve dirt from my compost pile to start seeds this weekend. It should work well. Granted hardware cloth is a little more challenging/dangerous to work with than felt but what's life without risk.
- hlanelee commented on MadeByBarb's instructable Fold-up Felt Bag
Use hardware cloth, it will make a great temporary/disposable sieve.
Use hardware cloth, it will make a great temporary/disposable sieve.
View Instructable »Use hardware cloth, it will make a great temporary/disposable sieve.
It's all made of paper, craft paper infused with a solution of formaldehyde and melamine.