My go to for exterior use to be 230 because it adhered and tooled well and could built up easily. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Replies 14https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181204/2a759c9c2a56795f5dd4e1a1fa1113b6.jpg20 20 piece hole saw kit with a new thingy to separate the arbor! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Replies 113if you've been backlogged for years maybe there has been enough time to find a talented young person and teach him how and have him run a crew (apprenticeship). I know it's not...
Replies 6been awhile since I looked at the chart, but iirc stone (travertine) requires a stiffer subfloor so using a 3/4" + 5/8" may be necessary. I would use Ditra or an equivalent un...
Replies 8sounds like a cool build, congrats! I've driven an NPR a few times, odd feeling like you're looking onto the pavement. wonder if driving a Lambo is the same way lol. Are the...
Replies 87I've treated it like sheetrock and used mesh tape and 45 (I'm not fast enough to spread 20 and clean it up)
Replies 35great reply Madrina, thx for the info. Interesting topic about metallics. I've painted motorcycles and performed car repairs with metallics and pearl (3 stage) before, and it's...
Replies 25the knob works well, I used a dab of adhesive when installing so it wouldn't spin. At the base of the knob is another knob that adjusts the drag and on the left side there is a...
Replies 5I had to look up sex bolts lol. never knew what they were called but I've used them on commercial metal doors for opener mechanisms.
Replies 26ones who trust my opinion and tell me to run with it. the best clients are the ones who sing your praises after the job is done one fellow loves to be a reference; the last t...
Replies 13the drone footage is great for realizing the neighbors need decks too (y). Interesting project, I'll sure to follow it.
Replies 276the knob works well, I used a dab of adhesive when installing so it wouldn't spin. At the base of the knob is another knob that adjusts the drag and on the left side there is a...
Replies 5keep following the possible load to the ground. does the bottom of that wall line up with a foundation wall (basement or crawlspace)?
Replies 14Wherever you’re starting this at the top, I would cut a channel into the post for metal flashing and caulk that seam. Use to use a Tapco brake and form any old flaring for cust...
Replies 25how old is your battery and is it any good? may be that it's aging and it's time to replace. assuming your plug has 12v, figure out where it's hooked into the truck properly....
Replies 30I chose Milwaukee b/c of the broad range of tools. I don't have to have the absolute best of anything, but having flexibility is great.
Replies 19in that case, a rain screen sounds like a better choice
Replies 25have you tried the mortar mixer? it has a nice soft start feature which keeps the mix from splashing on me :thumbsup:
Replies 12so, where does that one mixed line run? is that blue knob on the bottom to adjust the temp and if so, what device would you want to supply a constant hot temp too?
Replies 12any chance of the Tyvek trapping moisture between the post and itself?
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