Katrina

I'm rebuilding my starter and want to clean the clutch dust from inside the starter contact housing.

I just need to know if this a good idea to use Brake Cleaner and why or why not? Thank you for your responses.

The bookshelf will be approx. 80" or 72" tall/high on casters & the left and right sides will be covered with plywood. It will be framed with 2x4 wall studs...However, it will be open on both front & back sides only so both sides are useable (the left and right side will be closed with plywood).

Also, it will be approx. 36" wide x 23"deep. What do you think? Any tips, precautions, & is this doable? What is the best construction for this bookshelf?

It will be on casters so I can pull it away from the wall to access the other side. Thank you in advance. I don't want it to topple over and I don't want it to bow in the middle (under the weight of my books) or bow out on the sides (since it will be backless).

I am not rich so I am looking for a cost effective but safe & sturdy way to accomplish this project. I'm open to the suggestions of using other materials but it must be cost effective and safe. (example" 2x4 walls studs cost $1.79 each for an 8 foot stick/$14.00 for plywood sheets)

The bookshelf will be approx. 80" or 72" tall/high on casters & the left and right sides will be covered with plywood. It will be framed with 2x4 wall studs...However, it will be open on both front & back sides only so both sides are useable (the left and right side will be closed with plywood).

Also, it will be approx. 36" wide x 23"deep. What do you think? Any tips, precautions, & is this doable? What is the best construction for this bookshelf?

It will be on casters so I can pull it away from the wall to access the other side. Thank you in advance. I don't want it to topple over and I don't want it to bow in the middle (under the weight of my books) or bow out on the sides (since it will be backless).

I am not rich so I am looking for a cost effective but safe & sturdy way to accomplish this project. I'm open to the suggestions of using other materials but it must be cost effective and safe. (example" 2x4 walls studs cost $1.79 each for an 8 foot stick/$14.00 for plywood sheets)

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When you are building a bookshelf, how do you make certain it is square and, how do you adjust it if it isn't?