Grab a bottle (or can) of your favorite brew and learn how fix some common problems with wood surfaces — like when you forgot and left your beer sitting on your nightstand too long. We’re not promising that you’ll be able to repair peeled-up stain, but we will walk you through some ways to remove white rings, stick down bubbling veneer, and make scratches less noticable. (Podcast Download)
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I have a Shopsmith Mark 5. I bought a new motor, but am afraid I will mess up installing it. Can you help, and where are you located?