Recent content by sps4runner

Sold out.

racecougar, did you use anything special for bolts?

pcmusicguy, I agree. Computer only here.

This is what I'd do.

Thanks, that explains it. Couldn't figure out how you were getting that tool between the seems.

Pioneer, how will that tool work?

I have never seen those or heard of them either; only seen them on trim pieces. Seems sketchy...

The picture shows 1/4" to 1/2" & 6mm to 12mm. Description sounds like it would be for a 3/8" drive set?

Re: Cutting Concrete Sidewalk- Can I use a circular saw with a 7" diamond masonry bla I have used a circular saw for something similar but not 4" thick. I used a different blade similar to this: https://www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-7-in-Turbo-Diamond-Blade-HD-TB70CP/202882332 I used a cheap saw...

10 x 12 here. If you're asking for "how it looks" one vs. the other, I can't answer that. I put mine on the 12' (eave) side. Roughly 50" wide double. It allows me to drive my midsize rider straight in to the back wall & have plenty of room to get around it. I have 16" x 36" shelving units...

Definitely don't like the one on the right. The left is crisp clear & straightforward. Reminds me of windows classic vs. windows XP themes.

odd, I don't see the pictures.

Brockton & Kingston stores were showing stock on the top cabinets at that price on B.S.

Renewal by Anderson is crazy expensive, but that is the complete R&R install price (sans finish coat of paint as stated above). Had them do a large window with sliders on each side a few years ago for $5K. Awesome installer. Even did alum. cladding on outside to match rest of house. Great...

Confirming that they can be re-keyed. All my door knob & deadbolt locks use the same key. Oh, and using a Schlage deadbolt style (don't use it that often) but no problems with it. Had for just over 3 years and battery still fine. There was some concern with drilling it to defeat it, but I...