Home Improvement Today?

I have read that it is not a good idea to put a hot pot etc. Directly on the Corion.

 

We do not put hot pots onto the corion counter top. But that will not stop some ass hat relative from doing it. That's why I wanted to cut some scraps and put them on both sides of the stove, if they get damaged just sand them down and or throw them away.

 

I absolutely love the "ass hat relative" reference!

 

See my BIL / SIL Thread in the off topic section for more details.

 

We cut them with a circular saw at work....I have a top for my basement bar that I cut with just a regular circular saw. They turn out just fine...you can also router them.

 

It's a bit redundant IMHO.

 

Coronian can be worked with you standard tools, routerbits ect.

Do not set hot things on it.

It also makes horrible cutting boards as it will be hard on your knives

 

Got to love when the toilet handle breaks and the wife says just buy a new toilet instead of replacing the handle. Until you tell her it's a $5 fix or a $180 toilet

 

I'm looking to buy a RO palm sander and am not sure if Velcro or sticky back is the way to go.
Guidance would be appreciated.
Thanks

 

Festool is the way to go.

 

I've always had hook & loop , never had an issue

 

Thanks for the input, much appreciated.

 

I do a decent amount of woodworking and always have used velcro. Makes swapping out the paper much easier as you're sanding up in grit.

 

I saw this on linked in today... That is some serious conduit installation!

 

Im pretty sure thats not going to happen since my Grandma has been gone almost 11yrs I prob wouldnt put something out of the oven on it but coasters would work too.

 

Velcro

 

Velcro here too

 

Finally got my TV hung, looking to build a farm house console out of the box that is there now with some sliding doors, anyone ever done one? What door hardware did you buy?