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The vitus slides are built on the same concept as the Blum slides. You wouldn't happen to have a photo of how your slides fit into the rabbet, would you? Thanks!

well, the reason I ask is because I'm using 3/4" melamine for my boxes and shelves, and I would like to keep the consistency throughout the project. Using the melamine definitely rules out the use of a planer

I am building cabinets for our kitchen, and I am using 21" VITUS soft-closing bottom mount drawer slides. I was wondering, can I use 3/4" material to build my drawer boxes out of instead of the 5/8" or 1/2" they say to use? I want to use the wood that I have so it matches the inside of the...

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self-closing and they are recessed

I pulled the doors off of my kitchen cabinets and I replaced the hinges. Now, when I put the doors back on I put one on and then I put the second one using shims to make a slight gap in the doors. But, when I tighten the hinge screws down into the cabinet itself, the doors go crooked and hit...

Im assuming you were only able to cut the nail heads?

that tool is awesome, and I may have to build one...er, buy one

I was thinking of that as well

I am looking for ideas on how to replace my o.g. aluminum windows in my house. They are the kind that has the flange on the outside and then the aluminum siding goes over it and I am trying to figure out a way to get them out without screwing up the siding...any thoughts?

one thing I am positive of is that it's not upside down

I think it is the 90's coming down from the valve. A few people suggested putting a shut-off valve to that line and limiting the amount of pressure going into the shower. If that doesn't work then I'll pop a few tiles out and redo it I guess

I used shark bite fittings so no solder and I had to do a few 90

I'm going to pull everything apart tomorrow and check. At first I thought it was a bad valve in the faucet

I installed a delta all in one shower handle and the faucet and showered that go with the set. When I turn the handle all the way on, with the most water pressure, the shower head starts to dribble water out (somewhere between dribble and pour, a little stream)...any ideas?

there is already a porcelain tub in place I am just ripping down the enclosure and putting up tile.

asphalt paper was another thing I was thinking of. I plan on installing a shower niche and was contemplating using that for the niche

my shower will have one outside wall...there is no vapor barrier on it now but if I'm going to rip it down now would be the time to put one up if need be

do I need to put up a vapor barrier behind my shower? I plan on gutting it down to the studs and laying cement board then tiling the enclosure. I have heard good and bad about a vapor barrier behind the shower; keeps out moisture and traps the moisture in. So what do I actually need to do?

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