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How generous, thanks SK , count me in! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No, just an order number and explicitly calling out that I'd recieve a tracking number when the order shipped. This is my second or third time with similar proof - no issues.

I recently received a rebate from a walmart online purchase as well. I simply printed (to PDF) the online order summary page ("Thank you for your order #***") that is available immediately after checkout showing order number, my name, address, itemized purchases and cost.

Nice looking set, would love to give them a try...

Likely too late, but in the hopes it might help others... look into shiplap foam board which makes taping (while still needed) a much less critical part of the assembly. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

+1 for the long snap off blades. I used with 2" Thermax (heavy foil faced) to good effect - simply hold a straight edge in place and run the blade from end to end of the sheet. Definitely worth a couple extra dollars for a quality metal handle for the blades vs. the cheap plastic. I can't...

It is worth a good look at the Building Science Corporation (BSC) guidance on basement insulation: https://buildingscience.com/documents/information-sheets/basement-insulation Bottom line is that foam board is much preferred over fiberglass for basement applications. Insulation both keeps...

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I'm a big fan of my Knipex cobras

Can you elaborate on why you need tools and what the financial return of having those tools will be? What I think I understand is the following: 1) You support your Grandmother's land providing $X of value per year requiring $Y investment in tools (or $Z in annual debt payment for tools) 2)...

Care to elaborate or share a reference to the right way? I'm obviously not an expert, but every reference I've seen defines footcandle as lumen per square foot. Per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foot-candle "one foot-candle is equal to one lumen per square foot"

I too have a similar space and height on one side of my basement. I installed 12 6" cans (~625 lumens each, 90 CRI) in two parallel rows; cans within a row were approx. 3' apart, and the two rows are spaced approx. 5' apart. I'm very happy with the amount of light provided, and if needed...

Thermoworks has a wide selection of industrial / professional thermometers & timers. I've been really happy with the quality of everything I've ordered.

Red sets of these available for immediate shipping for $5 more ($85)

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