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I would lay out all the holes. Then come back, excuvate the foam with the drill, swirl it around to make a cavity. Fill the cavity with thickened epoxy. After cured, predrill for the mounting screws.

you can, I did, but it is not strong. If you step on it, it will break. I am now a BIG fan of using webbing.

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I have no experience with it, just saw it advertised. I have purchased a couple tools from Mellif, and have been quite happy. Though I see that what they offer varies from time to time. I have the blower/inflator that is a handy tool in the shop for cleaning out dust from areas. I also have...

I have a 20V wet/dry shop vac that I have used to remove the water that did not drain through the plug, but this unit is pretty slick! https://mellif-tools.com/products/mellif-for-dewalt-20v-stick-transfer-pump-cordless-720gph?variant=44474543472829

Tuck, there are several builds on the forum, Steve Sanford, Brian Garman and myself as well as others. Search around and I am sure you find some ideas.

Eric, can you pull in the donations made most recent? Do they apply to the $2500 goal? Like Brad, I had gotten a notice and immediately made a new donation.

Won't be when you get done with it.... just like a free boat!

Dave, I can't help specifically, but know that the first consideration is what do you want to make, and what does that need to perform in. Research the materials and they will define the requirements for your printer. We have several at work, I don't use them, but have items made for my...

I have all the fullsized tools in the garage, or boat/shop/tent. But Maria's car also resides in the garage, so everything is on wheels and tucks away. This makes a quick cut or a quick drill a PITA. My decoy shop is small, and already over crowded. I typically can only do one activity at...