Recent content by NitroNic

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    Best Tool to Receive for Christmas

    I've asked for a GM Spare Tire lowering tool, since the used truck I bought a year and a half ago didn't have one. That should be under $50 at a salvage.
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    Wall mounting exhaust fan

    Probably to keep the dust or whatever is in the air from building up in the fan. When the fan is full of dust/debris, it's not going to move air very well. Replacing a filter (or cleaning one) is easier and faster than cleaning the whole fan. ...And of course, depending on what is in the air...
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    Are you self employed? Would you like go into business for yourself?

    I have heard, and am sure most others have also heard, that if you can make a living doing what you LOVE, you'll live a life of happiness. That said, I did the college thing, got an IT degree, got a job at a large corporation. For a 23 year old out of college, I couldn't have asked for much...
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    Skid foundation shed

    I'll have to go back to the building services office and ask. They told me a non-perm structure like a shed doesn't require a permit if it's under 200 sq ft. I did plan on digging a trench and running water supply, electrical, and possibly gas supply line to this building as well, which they...
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    Air compressor lines in walls, why not?

    Tim The Tool Man: Please come organize my garage! I'll pay in beer. Didn't mean to hijack the thread. A practicality thought.... I know sharp bends (such as right angles) is commonly considered in fluid dynamics for things such as efficiency of air-intake for car engines, HVAC ducting and...
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    Skid foundation shed

    Hi, I have plans to build a shed in the back yard. A previous owner had a 10' x 14' concrete slab poured. I'm not exactly sure how thick the slab is but looks to be at least 4". Not sure if it's reinforced or not. I suspect it had a shed sitting on it, or maybe a boat. I have plans to use this...
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    Air compressor lines in walls, why not?

    I have not personally done it, but I've seen others do it and I kinda want to. I would just make sure that you're either sure that the holes you make to run the lines don't compromise the structural integrity of the walls, assuming that they are in fact load bearing walls. I'm sure someone...
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    Oklahoma

    Oops... so here's the intro forum. I'll try to make it short & sweet: I work in IT Live in OK I'm a nerd I like to make beer I'm DIYer sometimes to a fault (reinventing the wheel, sometimes for fun) On my second marriage, this one's far better than the last I hope I learn as well as teach here...
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    test/intro

    I couldn't find the introductions forum, so I guess I'll test post here. I was unable to specify an avatar. Wondering if I have to make a post first. Thanks, Nic
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