Where can I find Al Crandal's plans

Re: Where can I find Al Crandal's plans

Fred L. - North Carolina

>Right here in Woodcentral ! Badger Pond articles:

http://www.woodcentral.com/bparticles/smvachuck.pdf

If you have a Lowe's nearby you can get all the parts in one trip.

Re: Where can I find Al Crandal's plans *LINK*

Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL

>Right in our very own WC BP articles and reviews section.

Mark


http://www.woodcentral.com/bparticles/smvachuck.pdf

Mane mizpeled !

Fred L. - North Carolina

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Re: Where can I find Al Crandal's plans

Ron Sardo in PA

>Thanks Mark.

I looked for it there and I must have missed it.

Re: Where can I find Al Crandal's plans

Peter Teubel

>Is it just me or are these instructions diffucult to follow without pictures?

Re: The part of the second part goes into ...

Fred L. - North Carolina

>No, they are not difficult to follow at all!

Step 1: Just get the list to Lowe's and ask the clerk to get the parts for you . . .

Step 2: To be completed only if you did not to directly from Lowe's to the ER. Label all the parts according to the instructions.

Step 3: Now insert part 2 of the second part into part 3 of the first part, and make sure threads of part 3 align properly with the . . .

This result in a PARTially assembled unit.

Yes a diagram would help. But when we live in a glass house we cannot look into the gift horse's mouth. I read the instructions a few times and they started to make sense to me. Now I am looking for a vacuum pump.

Fred

Re: Where can I find Al Crandal's plans

John F.

>I have heard of using a good shop vac for a vacuum source, is this possible?