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In whatever photo editor you use, you should see an option to adjust the size of the image.

I would not epoxy first. The patch buttered with 5200 should work. Based on the pic's I would agree with FuzzyGrub. Your other post reminded me about your intended usage in potentially very rough conditions.

No worries. I recently went up a pitch otherwise would have no idea where the prop comes from. The box says "Honda-Solas", engineered by Honda.

Saw Mill Creek used to be a friendly forum for woodworkers. Probably still is.

Aw man, I think my "Honda" prop is made by Solas.

That was my first table saw. Cast iron table with steel wings (solid, not the ones with holes/slots). 24" rip capacity. I got a lot of use out of that old table saw. Built the attached china cabinet, kitchen cabinets, and a lot of other things using that old saw. I eventually graduated...

I've not done it but would go to my local store that sells it and ask if they will tint it. Like ACE or one of the big box.

It is called a gimlet. I have a couple. Might have used it once or twice.

The pilot bits on the right with the adjustable depth collar are from Sears & Roebuck around mid to late '70's. They work pretty well, especially if you want to send smoke signals. The pilot bit on the left is my favorite when I want to quickly deal with installing a lot of screws.

@lckstckn2smknbrls , you may have created a monster! haha. Truth is this thread hit right when I was going through all the stuff in my garage. I am eliminating as much stuff (big and small) as possible and doing a major remodel of the cabinets & work bench. My son is taking everything so if...

If there ever was the need for a case to fix up an old boat, this one pretty much seals the deal!

I've read similar posts about all the hoops they expect you to jump through to register a boat in NJ. Your state has some crazy boat registration policies. Suspending registration during the pandemic then making it a difficult as possible to register afterwards is insane. But then again, it...

Last but not least. Another inherited tool I've never used.

This is not what you might initially think. It is a nipper for people doing Bonsai trees.

This is another homemade tool, but not really too uncommon, especially for folks involved in woodturning. It is a golden ratio divider.

This is at the only one like it. I know that because I made it. Purpose is very specific to remove staples from flooring. You know, like the ones they use to put down carpet pads. This works better than anything else I've tried to remove those things.

I have some. I think this is the smallest pair of Channel Locks made. They still make this 424 size. This pair is at least 50 years old. Not very practical IMO. I don't think I've ever actually used them.

4 3/8". I forgot to mention that.

Is it normal to prime the bulb before starting these older two strokes?