Keep a Hole Saw From Seizing
Adding a soft copper spacer between a non-quick-release hole saw and its arbor so the two never gall together.
Keeping tools clean, rust-free, and adjusted.
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Adding a soft copper spacer between a non-quick-release hole saw and its arbor so the two never gall together.
Checking the blade against a square for light, then adjusting the bevel stop's set screw so zero on the gauge means square to the base.
Restoring a digging edge with a metal file at 30–45 degrees — enough bite to enter hard ground, deliberately short of razor sharp.
Checking a miter saw against an accurate framing square and re-squaring its fence and stops so 90 actually means 90.
Getting more than one session out of a roller cover — washing and drying it for reuse, or keeping it loaded and sealed in a bag between coats.
A bucket-rim soaking rig plus the spread, pump, and comb routine.
Restoring a slow-cutting diamond blade by grinding off its glazed surface layer.
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