Recent content by RJRKCJ

For me its been drywall screws but not too deep so that you twist the bead. Easy as you go. The bead is supposed to go on straight with the mud filing it in so that in makes a good lookiing corner. The are actually easy to do.

I've got an old optical you can find those around prettty cheap. Most contractors are converting over to the laser types. Depending on what you want to do and your precision tolerance they work very well and aer easier to use. They are also getting cheaper by the minute.

Last week I did a bunch of searches for door parts to raise my garge door to accomodate my new lift and came accross an opener that mounted to the wall next to one side. The opener operated the same as if it was mounted on the ceiling. Same opener, different in how it attached to the door...

Little too long on the length. Each 90 also adds the equivalent of another 6' of run. Although PVC (with a ground) is the way to go versus the corregated pipe I have seen others use. You might want to add up all $ for the pieces that you are thinking of getting and get a small dustbuster...

I have the BendPAk 9,000 lb lift and have moved my BMW 318IC around with it. It was very easy to do. I put the car on it to move it into place where I wanted it after the inital test. No issues. One word of caution is NO SLOPES with a car on the lift. Even the slightest grade can be an...

I see that you are in CT. That is an area where you might want to consider extending the studs out to 6" (5 1/2") to get a thicker fiberglass batts in the wall cavity. Overall the largest heat lost occurs in the ceiling area, if you think about it in makes sense as heat rises. The more on top...