Recent content by P0234

Lots of choices, Wyze cameras are cheap and support a time lapse function. Your bigger problem I think is going to be powering it and possibly securing it so 1, it doesn't move changing the FOV and also doesn't disappear.

Congrats, the floor looks much better than the first one!

Failed is a broad term and you don't really give yourself any credibility when you say that. You took a few minutes to describe your floor, which had nothing to do with the OP's issue then you just say all floors fail without anything more than that? LOL at best. So many of us have floors...

Use a rinseless wash with wax. I like Duragloss., it's super slick. You can use it for your regular wipe downs as a waterless wash and as a spray wax. Optimum makes a good one too.

Agree on fire monitoring being super important however I think the smoke detector in the garage thing is urban legend. At least in my house, there is way more smoke in my kitchen than garage. Though to be fair I do most sanding and grinding work outside. The last house I wanted to put a smoke...

Yes, motion activated lighting is awesome. Really nice when you walk in, hands full and don't have to fumble for the light.

If your main house already has an alarm, just extended that. No point in paying for monitoring of two systems.

There almost always is an area to get a jack under, a bottle jack gets in a lot of places. But I have had to use the wood block on the oil pan trick a time or two. As long as you aren't really cranking on the jack, it should be fine.

If you are the type of person that never changes anything, yes good advice. Most people reno a kitchen/bathroom well before even the box store Moen/Delta/Kohler stuff even comes close to wearing out.

A smart speaker is definitely a good garage accessory. The intercom, music and quick answer lookup is great.

Yeah, when I first looked at it I was like how the heck is the trolley so jacked up. I had to zoom in to figure it out. As right as I am about that, I hope I'm wrong about the OP being a one and done.

Looks like the bracket that holds the rail popped off the wall.

The 2 post would be easier for any transmission work, you just have more room. Really I can't think of anything a 4 post is easier for when it comes to working on a car. But as you noted, getting the car up on a 2 post is more work, especially for those that have issues on their knees. The...

I have the same set at our vacation house, absolute garbage. At first I thought oh, well these might be cheap screws, but I haven't found a single Phillips that they actually fit well in.

That's just laughable. 2 post are absolutely better for shops. However, when it comes to homeowners/DIY types that want storage and a lift, things get really grey, especially with bridge jacks, or you can get creative with jack stands on the runways. I'd like to have both types, but I made it...