Handyman Dave's Great Big Blog

I am sure that you will have something to share with us.

If you ever want to have something to talk about standing around the water cooler. Go to a Bluegrass showing. Or even if you play bluegrass you are welcomed here. Good place to start adding sheet music or Audio Files. You have come to a new blog for you! Welcome come on in an have some good ole’ mountain dew! Talk about your experiences!

Here is a little bite of a good song called Mountain Dew

Welcome to Handyman Dave’s Great Big Blog.

Let’s start blogging!

Handyman David Moltke has been serving the Dallas/Fort Worth area community since 1970

David is a general Handyman with skills in most areas of home improvement and repair. From simple painting and wallpapering to ceramic tile work, carpentry and other projects. David is the proverbial “Jack of all trades” and Master of MANY! For over 30 years David has worked in the residential and commercial and residential construction trades, From interior decorating and painting to complex tile work custom carpentry. The Handyman offers quality work at competitive prices.

Now after building a CNC Machine I found a new hobby and usage in signs and 3D work. I am inspired by the imaginations of what this machine can do. There is more than just building with wood and metal and bearings let not forget the Motors. Here on this Blog I hope to help others interested in the new interest on a Computer Numeric Controller.

I do have a forum running that other topics are discussed and answered. Fell free to check it out to! We would love to have you get involved and bring your friends to as we!

I have a few good remedies for cleaning or how to do’s! Add your family secrets and teach us what you have learned that works..

Years ago Blacksmith’s would after heating up iron, mold and shaped it. A mixture of Bee’s Wax and Linseed Oil was used to keep the iron from rusting. And to give it a final finish!

Now days we go to our local hardware store to buy rust primers and then go back to paint it with oil base products. Course the did not have paint store like we know of today.

What are the most used router bits you use?  Where can we find some tool company’s for router bits?  Oh yea what is the best type of wood you like to use and why! Have fun and thanks for wanting to share your ideas.

I am interested in hearing your story’s about what you do as a Craftsmen. Start your own Post or Subject to talk about. If you have a project or photos you want to share with us.  Please feel free to upload them.

All videos and photos will have to pass by the Administer for approval on this site.  As this is and will be a G-rated site. So have fun and enjoy posting your thoughts. Welcome

  That’s a mouth full. I built my own machine to router out signs, graphics & mill work. Add your experience’s about your CNC machine why don’t you I know I will!

There are many if us that just don’t understand the software we have. I’m thinking this is as good a place as any to teach others what we take for granted. Yet can wiz around with out thinking about it. What are those short cuts and Menus we need to know.