There is only one pretty widely universal incompatibility that I know of and that is waxy Shellac and NC lacquer. The only way to be sure is to try on a test piece. Be aware that Arm-R-Seal is slow curing so you will not be 100% certain sure for a couple weeks. I have not hit incompatibilities between urethanes, acrylics, vinyls and polyesters. But I have only tried a very small subset of those available. The only way to be certain sure with a new finish combination is to test it.

If you are thinking the banjo that holds the tool rest then I am thinking you will have to get one more banjo and have a double rest made.

Arlin

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Unless the compressor used some bastardized thread you will be able to.

nearly all regulators use NPT ( pipe threads) and unloaders as well.

figure out what size the threads are ( take off the regulator and head to the plumbing aisle and use couplings to figure out the size/thread and buy that one. in the closest to the size of the one you already have.

Hint: Ace and True value carry some regulators and IIRC unloader valves. easier to match up on site than via a pic on Ebay

Joe

I seen this in ShopNotes a few years ago.

It is quick to make, easy to transfer from a used bottle and it works.

I wish TiteBond the best in developing a better design but in the meantime this may reduce some frustratiion when opening and closing glue bottles.

Bill

once again for the Christmas auction. So check out the site and bid, donate or do both. Very worthy cause.

Mel

It is Christmas auction time once again. Check out the auction site and bid, donate or do both.

Mel

Mulberry finishes really nice with just a little danish oil and a good buffing.
I had to take a small one out last spring and got some great looking tool handles out of it.

Never seen one spalted, though. Would love to see some pics if you get to it.

Sounds like it was a pretty nice ramble. Yup - the wheel turns.

Gorgeous work guys. Keep 'em coming.

Doug