I have a large Harvey table saw and router combo that I don't want to get rid of while selling my house, so it needs to go into a storage unit for a while. The storage unit won't be climate controlled so I expect temperature and humidity swings in there. What can I do to protect the saw, cast iron tops, and everything else?
I’m getting ready to build a large shed for woodworking and such. Some of these tools are rather loud, so I’d like to be a good neighbor and make it as soundproof as possible to be a considerate neighbor. What would be the best method in framing or otherwise to make soundproof walls and ceiling?
I’m looking to build a shed soon as big as I can legally without a permit. It is for woodworking mostly, so I would like to build a double exterior wall for soundproofing so that it doesn’t disturb the neighbors. I researched it on Portland’s official website and it states it can be up to 200 sq ft measured from the INTERIOR of the exterior walls. I would expect it to say measured from the exterior, but it says interior. It sounds like that gives me unlimited freedom to make the exterior walls as thick as possible. Is this really the rule?