I may be mistaken but single pane is 1/16" thick Thats what i use.

Delighted!
I just got a beautiful Stanley #7 from the Admiral.
Put it right to work!
It is like new!
Now I have to build a bigger tool box to keep it in!
Ag

If you were replacing an 18' garage door, rails, springs, and other hardware from the 1970s in Iowa with something new, what design would you select?

After receiving a couple quotes, all have said I'd be best off replacing everything since repair costs look to be several hundred.

Do jackshaft designs throw chains and have issues? The garage has low ceilings and I'd prefer a side mount opener if they are equally reliable. Or I could skip the opener since we don't park cars in the garage. It's mostly a shop.

For an 18' insulated door, are there certain brands or designs that are best? I'd rather spend 20% extra now for better quality and never have to worry about it.

One installer mentioned preferring dual rail systems. Are those better or more reliable?

Any ideas or recommendations would be appreciated.

thanks,
Bryan

There are a couple of techniques regarding tuning of the mortice and tenon that hopefully are worthy of discussion.

The next chapter of the build is here: http://www.inthewoodshop.com/Furniture/L...enons.html

For those who just want the update on the build progress, here it is ..



Regards from Perth

Derek

no

Mainly because these guys are still hanging around just do not call on Friday they take long weekends..

Joe

Have you spun the knives in that area?

Spray. Rattle can for me.

Never tried the griz ones. Festool's do not fit and guessing this griz is a copy of theirs. Why not just buy the delwalt ones?

Winter's coming. I burn 'em!

I do all my drawer profiles on the router table.