Steam from my coffee maker has created a large bubble in my foil wrapped cabinet door. Picture can be viewed here [url]https://imgur.com/a/vXtE8[/url] Can I use a heat gun and push the foil back down with a squeegee or some other rubber piece, or am I better off just replacing the door?

Anyone ever make a simple vacuum table for holding parts down while you rout or sand them? Everything I find online is for shopbot type computerized CNC routers. Seems pegboard wouldn't really be ideal because of the hole spacing and I certaingly don't want to layout a 1/2" grid on a 2 x 4 ft piece of plywood then drill all the holes. It would seem like maybe a household air hocky playing surface might be ideal, but doubtful I'd be able to find one around here. (holy crap..WM has them on sale for like $90) And they might not really work in a suck mode. Basically, I want to use my trim router to fancy up some poly cutting boards, and maybe make some in the future. It's way cheaper to by a 1/2"-3/4" 2'x4' sheet at wholesale online, then it is to buy the ready made boards. Plus I've thought about making one exactly the size of a small section of countertop and just having a nice large semi-permanent cutting station. Also maybe some freehand stuff on plywood or good planks. Clamps just seem to always be in the way, especially when you need to go smoothly all around the circumference.