This is the drink act that we build.

I saw this tip in a magazine. To remove a wood plug from a hole saw, you can use your cordless driver to drive two long deck screws into the face of the plug -- one on each side of center. When they bottom out in the hole saw they will start to push out the plug. Alternate screwing each screw and the plug comes out in a jiffy.

Nice "lemonade stand." Looks like something a kid would like to build, but without looking like a kid built it.

Great job and a very good theme.

Max

Can anyone direct me to where I can find a pitcher like the one that Lance Burton uses in his YouTube video of Hospitality where he initially pours out the chocolate milk into the milk carton and then pours a glass for the young man?

I love this prop! You did a wonderful job with it!

Thank you. Glad to hear you like it.

Does anybody know how to get suitable milk cartons? Blank, or "your favorite drink," or any suitable labels?

Thom

Trying to drill holes in a straight line is nearly impossible if you do it freehand. If you have, or have access to a drill press, clamp a long board (fence)to the table and place your work piece against it so the drill bit lines up with where you want to drill the hole. Adjust the fence as necessary so the work piece is snug against it without loosing the hole alignment. Now after drilling the first hole, you can just slide the workpiece down to the next position. All holes drilled will be exactly aligned on the long axis. You will still have to measure the distance between the holes.

Looks great.