Should be fine Ricc. At their heart these are pretty much the same chemically, so their shouldn't be any problems that you wouldn't otherwise have. Consider also, Rustoleum bought the Varathane brand, so if they have Varathane spar, it's probably even closer to the same.

If I was close I'd buy it just for the fence.

Very nice, in particular the saw. Now put them to work!

I did the same thing about the same size back in '93, and then $$ was tight. I did have a big Troy-Bilt rototiller (still have it) and over a few weekends tilled, raked, tilled, raked three times, but I did have good soil and didn't have to add any, and the grade was pretty much ok, so not a lot of moving soil. Worked out fine.

I'm sure there is heavier equipment out there, and I know that Bobcat has a tiller attachment, and maybe rent a rake to tow behind. That would make it a one weekend job.

I'd try just pulling up on the thing first and see what happens

Edge to edge and you're good. No need for Kreg jig. Biscuits can help align if you want, but not needed.
<edit> Heart side up, bark side down.

It may work, but you never know till you try. Some shows are very picky about what you can sell. All the ones I did, you had to make what you sold, which means some of the shows could require you to be at the booth, at least part time, during selling time. The ones where any one could sell anything never were very good for me.

robo hippy

I am planning a 12x16 shed with a lean-to coming out 12' on one side. I am trying to get the max height out of the lean-to that I can, what is the minimum roof pitch for asphalt shingles? I could go with a metal roof, but would rather explore asphalt as the rest of the shed is asphalt on a 7/12 roof. I have read that 2/12 is do-able using a ice water barrier and double layers of felt. Does the fact that its a 12x16 roof change anything?
I'm in the Willamette Valley in oregon between Salem and Portland, we do get rain and occasionally snow, but I haven't seen more than 12" at one time over the 20 years that we've here.

danceswithticks said:

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...purchased a used Lincoln 220 v welder from CL. .......I want to make sure I properly wire for a welder.

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I have always used latex material not a problem cleaning it all. However what is a good way to clean the 50 foot long hose when finished with enamel type paints? Just the hose alone holds a quart of fluid. Seems like it may take a gallon or two of thinner to flush it out completely if not more?
Bill