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AnlaufJohn · 05-29-2009, 01:03 AM

I have some of the side trim LVL from my iLevel/Weyerhaeuser plant here in Eugene and I plan on laying it with the side grain showing.

Only one problem.

It's all stacked now in the back of the truck and I don't have my planer at home. When I recover it from my son's place, I will start on the cleaning up and will ponder my attaching methods.

The electrics are still giving me fits. I followed the wiring for my headlamp circuit and found that the dimmer switch is the last part that has moving parts (the rest are wires). It fell apart in 3 pieces when I moved the floor mat aside. Then one retaining screw wouldn't let go, so the rust did. 1/4" hole on the right, 5/8" on the left. OOPS.

AnlaufJohn in Eugene, Oregon

05-29-2009, 01:03 AM	#23
AnlaufJohn Registered User Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Lebanon, Oregon Posts: 130	Re: Cheap cheap bed floors?? I have some of the side trim LVL from my iLevel/Weyerhaeuser plant here in Eugene and I plan on laying it with the side grain showing. Only one problem. It's all stacked now in the back of the truck and I don't have my planer at home. When I recover it from my son's place, I will start on the cleaning up and will ponder my attaching methods. The electrics are still giving me fits. I followed the wiring for my headlamp circuit and found that the dimmer switch is the last part that has moving parts (the rest are wires). It fell apart in 3 pieces when I moved the floor mat aside. Then one retaining screw wouldn't let go, so the rust did. 1/4" hole on the right, 5/8" on the left. OOPS. AnlaufJohn in Eugene, Oregon