looking for advice---restarting the galley.

[rbeemer]

Miriam,

I do not know if you plan to do this but this is what I would do. Probably giving more basic direction and if you have a plan feel free to ignore me(I am used to it - wife does it all the time)

1. drill pocket holes in counter - 1 every 6"-8" is plenty
2. clamp a wide board against the side of your trailer that will support the counter at the height you want the counter on each side. Board should go from floor to counter height
3. Screw counter to sides and remove boards

One of the nice things about doing it this way is that now you have the height of your cabinets already measured(you can measure your support pieces and cut the sides of your under-counter cabnets and your counter can act as the top of your cabinets.

[Miriam C.]

Thanks Diver guy. I bought the single Kreg so the instructions were limited and are who knows where they are. I just love it

Sounds like good advice Rick. Thank you. I guess I will stack the rest of the tower on the counter and call it good. Glue the daylights out of it.

[Miriam C.]

Well it is pulled in for now. I guess I can quit backing up for a day or so. This is the beginning of the new (again) galley. My bones hurt so I quit for TD puter time.



Guess how I got 2 sheets of 3/4 birch home

[Mary K]

:Guess how I got 2 sheets of 3/4 birch home

You used a magic carpet?

You hired a Ogre to carry it for you?

You used a Plane, then a Train then a Automobile?

Was it faster that a speeding bullet?

OOOOH OOH I KNOW, you used a time machine!!!!!

NO NO NO!!! I KNOW THIS IS IT!!!
You hired the crew of Riverdance to dance it all the from HD performing the Teardrop Dance the whole way!!!! TAAAADAAAA!

NO??? I Give up!!

Mk

[Miriam C.]

owieeeeee

Riverdancers might have worked. Didn't think of that one.



Ya just gotta get that nice young man at Lowes to cut it for ya on the biggy saw. Then ya gotta load it just right, and ignore the shaking heads.

The two sheets outside are 10"w and 8' long. The long ones inside are really 18"w and 74 1/2" long. I am really gonna miss this car when it really dies.

[toypusher]

:................ I am really gonna miss this car when it really dies.

What you needs is a pickitup truck!!!

[Mary K]

:lol: owieeeeee

Riverdancers might have worked. Didn't think of that one.



Ya just gotta get that nice young man at Lowes to cut it for ya on the biggy saw. Then ya gotta load it just right, and ignore the shaking heads.

The two sheets outside are 10"w and 8' long. The long ones inside are really 18"w and 74 1/2" long. I am really gonna miss this car when it really dies.

Oh!! You hired a Redneck to bring it home! Damn, I almost said that


Ha HA Gotta love IT!! Do what ya can to get-er-done!!!

Mk

[Podunkfla]

I had to do that once...

[doug hodder]

Ya know what Brick? doesn't matter as long as you have those nice looking wheels under the ride...really does make the look!!!, no matter what yer hauling...doug ...check the door body line up...

[Miriam C.]

K so I'm a redneck. I need a redneck truck. Something from the 40's.

Brick I remembered a picture like that when I started to put the racks on my roof. Changed my mind about where I was shopping and what I was buying.

[asianflava]

That Jetta is an old pic, I wondered if it was a photocrop. Apparently it isn't.

http://www.snopes.com/photos/automobiles/lumber.asp

[Podunkfla]

That Jetta is an old pic, I wondered if it was a photocrop. Apparently it isn't.

http://www.snopes.com/photos/automobiles/lumber.asp

Nope... I've seen other shots of it going down the road!

[doug hodder]

In the words of Carlos Mencina....De Dee Dee.... Doug