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I don't usually share very much personal stuff online but I figured you guys may appreciate some of my recent DIY/Craftsmanship home improvement stuff. This was my first woodworking project attempt. Must of my other work has been hot rods/metal fabrication work. Recently having completed a...

I had a Fram filter blow out in my 04' F150 and sent filter parts through the heads and block. After a few months of work and new cam phasers I finally cleared all the debris out and got it running correctly again.

This may be helpful: I recently installed a 4 camera system for our home from an online kit (CCTV Security Pros). I did a lot of research and the customer support from these guys really seamed to be top notch. As it turns out, I've used them a few times for help and have been very happy. My...

Keep looking. Try contacting home builders. They usually do smaller side projects and they are typically a little more reliable.

Anyone know now to disassemble a Craftsman Nextec 12V Drill/Driver? My drill only lights the LED light and does not turn with a fully charged battery. I've tried 3 different batteries, and changing the high/low, forward/reverse switches. The drill motor does not engage. I've pulled all the...

Oh, one more thing. I'm in the pike/495 area (Metro West). Give Mark at Leader garage door a call. They travel and were a pleasure to deal with.

I just finished our custom home a few months ago and went through the exact same scenario you are in! We have three bays / three standard doors. I went with Haas 700 series doors, windows in the upper panels, and three 3800's with high lifts for all of them. Price installed was $4,350 for...

Update for those of you who may use this thread as future research: After the repair man said it functioned as designed and the vibrations were not out of the ordinary we purchased some vibration reduction feet for the washer and a matching pair for the dryer. The feet helped the washer...

I just had 3 HAAS doors installed (700 series) with liftmaster 3600 lifts with extra high tracks and I'm very happy with them.

Unfortunately as much as I agree with this approach it's a symptom and won't save the ship. The foundation must first be fixed. Here are the two inviolable pillars upon which any true reform of our economic system must rest. We need to remove the leverage growth from the system. Pillar #1: End...

Went with these items: - Liftmaster 3600 (don't forget about garage door entry points) - DSC hardwired security system (glass breaks, motion sensors, door sensors) - CCTV system hard wired with 24/7 recording and internet access via iphone (http://www.cctvsecuritypros.com) - NRA sticker

Re: Washer shanking on 2nd floor - Need suggestions Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try a 1/2 pad and see if that will improve the problem. Hanging it is an interesting idea but that's out unfortunately. Returning it is the last option unfortunately. Internet purchase after shopping around...

Hey guys, I have a new Bosch 500 series front load washer/dryer on the second floor laundry room and the washer is shaking the house like crazy. The room is sound insulated and the floors are reinforced. The flooring is tile (13x13) with a floor drain. I have the washer level using the feet...

Hey, I can relate. Ford 5.4 - Cam Phasers: Replaced the cam sensors and VCT solenoids. Truck still shook like a diesel at idle when it was warm. I went to replace the drivers side cam phaser using a timing wedge tool (3-4hr job) and the timing wedge broke off in the front cover (defective...

Building a custom house right now and went with Harvey. Good quality & good price for what I'm looking for. If you are going with Anderson stay away from the 200 line.

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If you are putting decking down I assume you have 2x10 or 2x12 joists at 16" OC. Just want to confirm you're not putting this directly on dirt. My suggestion if you HAVE to put down T&G plywood: 1/2" HardiBacker with a thin coat of self leveling concrete mix over it. You'll be about 1 3/8"...

Pipe is cheap and we already have the excavator on site. Ripping up a driveway and repaving it is expensive. It's much easier to do before the driveway goes in.

Exactly. We have a 120'+ driveway and I already know exactly where the shop is going. The shop bays will face the side of the house 3 bays. I'm already planning on running more conduit in addition to the needed lines. I'm thinking of possibly running an air line from the shop back to the...

Thanks guys. Good idea. It will be ran under a driveway so I'll definitely want to run to the future site. Keeping site pipe disconnected from the source sounds like it should work.