Recent content by aaronjose

I recommend starting with user-friendly platforms like Tinkercad for design and exploring tutorials on YouTube for step-by-step guidance. Additionally, online forums such as Reddit's r/3Dprinting offer valuable community support and advice. Sites like Thingiverse provide ready-made 3D models for...

Just screw one side to the stud and use plasterboard fixings for the other. It's what they're made for

Hello. I need to cut a hole in a kitchen worktop big enough to get my hand and forearm through. Cutting the hole is the easy bit, it's the filling of it in a manner acceptable to swmbo that is the problem! I thought a hole size of 4" sq or dia would be enough. The idea is similar to that used on...

I must say I was disgusted to find out it is actually Poplar. Was this always an acceptable practice or have we sunk to a new low?

Hello. I'm planning to build some cabinets that will be outside on a covered dock at the lake. The cabinets will be exposed to heat/cold/humidity but they will not really be exposed to direct sunlight nor rain as they will be in an outside-covered bar area. Does anyone have experience with...