Recent content by Dan0myte

Hmm... that just looks like what happens when you drive a car on tiles (especially light beige tiles). I don't know man. If those kind of marks are a concern a black or grey tile might have been better.

Personally, I would want a coax and a cat6 network port in every single room of the house. Not just the areas that look obvious to placement for a TV, but every single room. Even the bathroom. The cost of doing that is very minimal in the grand scheme of things and you will never be limited for...

The easiest way to look at this is to look at what the professionals do. Think about your last trip to the dealership when you took your car in for service. Typically, the dealership has a 'receiving' area where you pull your car into for inspection. This is where the service staff have a look...

I like it, but possibly a set of cascading stairs off each end of the porch instead? That way the Mrs. can keep her bush and it will make it looks nice and symmetrical.

Definitely needs skirting around the bottom and railing between the two outerposts, directly behind the bush. Also looking up you need to sheet the underside of the roof, either with ply or some T&G cedar. It also looks like it needs more light - either ceiling mounted or wall mounted fixtures -...

Is it possible to get an erection from looking at a house? :hitit:

Woo! :spit:

*****!!! :rocker:

Love the Racedeck! .... but .... a tube TV? ;) Just bugging ya.

Hey Agent Iriquos. Best advice I can give if you're looking for your mom to be properly taken care of and to never have to worry about the house mechanicals is for her to buy an HVAC system from the guys that are known for it. Lennox, Trane, Carrier, Tempstar, Bryant (in that order). It gets...

Great read and great job!

There's no way the old panel was ever inspected. No inspector would ever pass an installation with the main feed wires coming into the box like that.

Local Princess Auto sells used Treadmill belts that people can cut up and use as drawer liners. Usually about $9 for one of those 10'x3' rubber belts, enough to cover most tool cabinets.

All low-voltage cables can be run in one conduit. Phone, Ethernet, Cable, etc. are all low voltage, you can run as many as you can fit into that conduit. Just as long as the high voltage line is in a seperate conduit & the two conduits are spaced as far apart as possible to avoid electrical...

Well I would hope not! I'd probably question your sanity if you attached a couch & loveseat to your ceiling. :spit: