Hobbyists, beginners, craftsmen - 16,000 woodworking plans

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Tuesday February 3, 2015
>From The Desk Of: Ted Mcgrath
[Posted by DIY-HGTV]


We're always looking for fun family projects and this one we absolutely loved. It took us over 2 yeas to put together over 16,000 done-for-you woodworking plans for you to enjoy.

http://www.libdye.com/overinclined/ejectum/hen/resistably/grottos/instruct.php

See, the problem with other woodworking plans is they are complete garbage because they skip over the important parts and are very unclear or confusing.


Beginners and advanced wood workers will have a hard time putting this down. the whole family will have a ball with it.



Thanks
Ted 
AWI Board Member





Oh yeah, I forgot to mention we have added 20 new categories. What will you build next?
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Noisy Dishwasher? This is what to do.

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A defective pump could be the reason your dishwasher is making loud noises. The function of the pump is to pressurize the spray arms and in most models it is also used to drain the water. 

The pump sits at the bottom of the dishwasher and typically consists of two separate compartments; one for wash or circulation and the other for drain. The circulation part of the pump will typically consist of the wash impeller and the filter components while the drain portion will consist of a drain impeller and a chopper blade or in some cases, a solenoid operated diverter. 

The impellers are driven by an electric motor that is attached to the bottom or side of the pump. 


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If your dishwasher is noisy, the cause could be a wash arm seal or bearing ring. These parts are plastic rings that support the wash arm or spray arm and that the arm rotates on. Either of these parts could be loose or be worn causing the spray arm to not function properly. Inspect both the seal and the ring and replace if required.