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Thanks guys, sounds like I was over thinking this

So, after spending weeks looking for the right size sink for my bathroom reno, I found one and ordered it. Only when it arrived did I realized it's a vessel sink, and was not intended for wall-mount like I needed. Shipping / returning it will be cost prohibitive, and it's the sink we're...

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Your insulation wasn't installed correctly, period. Fiberglass insulation relies on the air pockets created within the mat to provide the R value. If there are spaces where the mat doesn't meet the studs/ rafters then those areas aren't being insulate. If the insulation is compressed, then you...

Too bad the general concensus is that these sheds are ****.

the federal is a one time limit. However, look at your state deductions. IN has a deduction that you can take each year.

The 2 short edges of the boards are ship-lapped as well, so that should help hold it up over your spans. It's fairly bow resistant as it's got the foil facer. I don't think i'd trust it to span your whole 8 ft, you'd have to do some sort of lathe as you mentioned. Might be worth it in your case...

I just used it as my ceiling. I think it's also rated at r5 or so. I'll eventually blow in cellulose on top of it, but It's already make a remarkable difference for seperating my garage from it's attic. I think I paid $5 or $6 for each 4x10 sheet. New is like $25 I didn't want to drywall, or...

Can't help you with your question, but you might want to contact this company: Plywood King 584 Sherfield Rd Spencer, IN 47460‎ (812) 876-4341 They deal with a lot of surplus, and takeoff foam. Might be able to get isoboard, eps,ect at a comparable price to what you're paying. I bought a load...

I've picked up 2 of them at $25 and $35 a piece, but they weren't in that nice of shape. I usually see them go for $75-$100 a cabinet. I need one more, but I don't want to pay that much. then, I can sand them all down and paint them.

No, we're all dumbasses who never thought of that. The cheap fittings don't leak at the threads, they leak in the quick disconnect fitting. The tolerances aren't right, and they leak.

Agreed. I replaced all my harbor freight fitting with Milton V fittings, and all my leaking issues were solved. I purchased from: http://www.toolsource.com Wasn't particularly happy with their service, but their prices were cheap. The V series are their high flow fittings and are backwards...

To be honest I've never actually used it. I bought it as you see, the tractor was trashed. I have an old Cub 1650 that i'm putting it on. My spring project. The hoe is getting re-engineered to sit closer to the mower. As it sits that whole setup weighs probably about 2,000 lbs. I'm mainly...

I have the HF balljoint press set, and consider that to be a good buy. I would be wary of this particular kit though. I broke 3 of these getting the balljoints seperated on a CRV: http://www.harborfreight.com/3-4-quarter-inch-forged-ball-point-joint-separator-99849.html Not sure if it's the...

I too had that problem being 6'4", here was my solution: