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How Did That Dad Gift Work For You Last Year?

Did your Dad have a look like "When did I start making these people mad at me?" look after last year's Father's Day gift? It's not your fault because finding Father's Day gifts is not easy, especially ones that are different and exciting. So maybe this year you should wander "out of the box" and end up getting a WOW gift for Dad.

The 7 Magnificent Father's Day Gifts - Think Excitement for Dad

Every Dad wants a little excitement in his life right? Assuming that is a yes here are 7 Gifts for Fathers that will make him wonder what he did right this year:

1. A Home Brewing Kit that is just right for all Dads. You can choose from a Home Brewing Cider Kit, Home Brewing Root Beer Kit, Home Brewing Beer Kit or a Home Brewing Wine Kit. Any of these will keep him happy, busy and hopefully sober.

2. Help Dad with his golf game the best way that you can. How you ask? With fitted golf clubs that are assembled precisely to benefit his golf swing speed and physical body measurements. And the best is that Dad can have these golf clubs built, fitted and bought on line. With a better golf game he can spend less time in the woods searching for golf balls and more time at home with you. "What a smart kid I have" is sure to be his response.

3. How about a weekend get-away trip for Dad for a very reasonable price? You know that special place that Dad has always wanted to visit. You can get those special package deals online in order to make this possible. Don't forget to enclose your picture with his tickets so Dad can remember who he has to thank for this.

4. How about sending Dad his very own labeled bottle of wine? The best part is that you can create your own custom wine label for Dad by yourself. I know, too cool. You can also choose from a variety of wines and have your custom label placed on each bottle. You could stretch it a little and tell Dad you shopped all over Napa Valley for this. But you can really do it at one special on line wine shop.

5. There are some Dads who are just plain sports crazy. It's okay; you know them when you see them. So, if this is your Dad you could dress him up in his very favorite professional or college sports garb. Start with the T-Shirt, the Jersey or Jacket, hat or cap all adorned with his favorite team logo. Oh Yeah!! Also you can get him car flags, car magnets, duffle bags or coolers on wheels. It will make him want to stand up and cheer.

 

6. While this might seem far-fetched, could it be that your Dad is a computer geek? Not to worry because it happens to the best of us. If this is your situation, then a new netbook, mini laptop or desktop computer could really get him jumping out of his chair. Of course only to have him sit back down again to work on the new gift that you just gave him.

7. Okay, last but not least how about an Underwater Digital Camera Mask? Come on now! It is the only swim mask with a built-in waterproof digital camera. It is a safe bet that no other Dad on the block is going to have this. Dad will probably join the swim club too.

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Well these are just a few of the Father's Day Gifts that might catch Dad by surprise. You know your Dad best and what will make him smile. The best gift of all though will just be your being there with him on Father's Day. No Father can get a better gift than that. Any other gift you bring just makes the day better. Happy Father's Day to the guys that make it happen!!!

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Woodworking Tips - Furniture Fittings

The usefulness of veneered and melamine-faced chipboard has been revolutionised by the wide range of fit¬tings available for joining it together and for making furniture, such as fitted cup¬boards and wardrobes.

All the fittings described on this article are sold separately in do-it-yourself shops and by mail order, but the fittings supplied with bought furniture (particularly kitchen units) are identical. Many of the fittings are known as KD (knockdown) because they have the characteristic (unlike conventional woodworking joints) that the furniture can be taken apart once it has been assembled.

Chipboard screws and plugs
Ordinary woodscrews do not take well in chipboard, and special chipboard screws have been developed. Looking more like self-tapping screws than woodscrews. chipboard screws are usually threaded all the way to the head and often have a double thread, which means the screw goes in faster. The screw bites into the chipboard as it is put in to give a good grip. Some larger chipboard screws come with a special drilling jig to make sure the holes to receive them are drilled in the correct place. To cover the normal chipboard screws, special plastic covering plugs are available in white, magnolia or brown, depending on the type of chipboard being used. These cither push into the Pozidriv head of the screw or into a counterbored hole in which the screw is recessed.

To get a stronger connection, a chip¬board plug can be used. Some of these work on the same principle as solid-wall fixing (expanding as the screw is driven in) while others are glued into the chip¬board; both allow ordinary woodscrews to be used. A hole (typically 8mm in diameter) is drilled in the edge of the chip¬board which will receive the screw and the screw is driven into the plug to give a secure fixing. Again, a dowelling or other jig will keep the hole square.

Where the countersunk head of a screw could damage a thin surface, surface or recessed screw cups can be used.

Block joints
These plastic blocks are used for joining two pieces of chipboard at right-angles.

The simplest type the mini-block - has a dowel to locate in one piece and a single screw to secure to the other. This makes for an unobtrusive joint, but not a very strong one.

A better connection is given by the one-piece block joint which is fitted into an internal corner and is simply screwed to the two pieces of chipboard. A neater result is given by a rigid triangular corner joint.

Better still is the two-part (or 'knock¬down') block joint where one part is screwed to each piece of chipboard and the two joined together by a slotted-head machine screw. This joint has the advantage that it can easily be taken apart but, like the one-piece joint, takes up room inside the cupboard. Block joints gener¬ally come in a choice of white or brown colours.

Cam joints
A cam joint is more complicated than a block joint, but is completely unobtrusive once fitted. A nylon dowel is inserted in the edge of one board and is locked by driving a steel pin into it. A large plug is fitted in the other board in a hole drilled by an end mill. The dowel fits into the plug and a cam screw is then turned to lock it in place. Although neat, this type of joint is more difficult to make than other types and is not always very rigid.

Panel connectors
There are two special connectors you can use for joining panels end to end or back to back.

For joining panels end to end (two adjacent lengths of worktop, for example), a panel butt joint connector is used. This fits into a pair of holes drilled in the surface of the two boards to be joined (again using an end mill) and a slot is cut to join the two holes. The connector is positioned and tightened with a span¬ncr, drawing the two boards together.

For joining panels back to back (con¬necting together two adjacent kitchen cupboards, for example), a cabinet connecting screw is used. This simply fits into a hole drilled through the walls of both cupboards and tightening it will bring them together.

Hinges
There is a wide selection of other types of hinge available for making your own furniture.

For kitchen cupboards, the most useful type of hinge is probably the adjustable concealed hinge which is fitted into two large holes drilled in the back face of the door and the side of the cupboard. This hole (typically 35mm) has to be made with a special drill bit called an end mill, which drills a flat-bottomed hole. For control on the depth to which it is drilled (which is crucial), the end mill is best used in an electric drill fitted to a vertical drill stand equipped with a depth stop.

Cupboard fixings
When it comes to fitting cupboards in place, there are several different types of fittings which can help.

First there is a variety of catches, including magnetic catches, magnetic touch catches (push to open; push again to close), roller catches and ball catches. If certain types of hinge have been used (and the door is hung properly), no catch is needed at all the hinge will hold il closed.

Hanging wall cupboards can often be a problem if the securing holes (for wall plugs) in the wall have not been made in exactly the correct place. Cabinet suspension fittings and cabinet hanging brackets both allow a degree of adjustment once lilted; the hanging bracket provides the more secure fixing.

An angle plate can also be used for holding cupboards to the wall, but is more commonly used for securing worktops to the sides of base unit kitchen cupboards.

For lightweight cupboards (or wall shelving units), glass plates can be used: these are simply screwed to the back of the cupboard and the surface of the wall, which means the cupboard stands out from the surface of the wall by the thick¬ness of the plate.

At the bottom of kitchen base unit cup¬boards, some kind of foot is necessary to keep the chipboard sides off the floor -particularly important if the chipboard is left unsealed when any water on the floor could damage it. Feet may also be needed to deal with uneven floors, though many kitchen fitters will simply pack the cup¬boards out with slips of hardboard. The simplest type is the metal foot, which is banged into the bottom of the cupboard sides. More sophisticated are the cabinet leveller, the base levelling screw and the adjustable foot, all of which allow for adjustments to be made to allow for discrepancies in the floor surface. As well as feet, there is a range of castors which can be used if the cupboard is to be movable.

Drawers
Making drawers in the traditional way can be very satisfying, but is hard work and, for a kitchen cupboard, may not be the best solution as all-timber drawers can be difficult to keep clean.

There are various drawer-making kits on the market, which use plastic slotted sections for the two sides and back of the drawer: you add your own front (some¬times attached to a fourth plastic section) and base (typically melamine-faced hard-board, positioned melamine face up).

Making your own drawer like this is fairly simple and involves only cutting the profiles to length, screwing pieces on to the back of the drawer front and slotting the whole thing together. You must double-check that everything is correct before you assemble the drawers (for example, the base is the right way up), because, once assembled, these drawers cannot readily be taken apart.

The drawer slides on simple rectangular plastic runners which are fitted to the sides of the kitchen or other cupboard.

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