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It's about time to re-do our 5x7 bathroom and I'm just looking to get some input. For the subfloor, would marine plywood make a good choice? Just looking for a material or possibly a membrane/coating that would reduce the chances of water damage/rot in the future. Unsure if I wanna do ceramic...

Bought mine from the eBay seller you mentioned after reading your post. It was timely today as I was cleaning it and replacing the NG hose after squirrels massacred it. Bars were 5 years old (original) and badly corroded. Thanks for the rec👍

Figured I'd see for myself how good or bad this is. Stanley 20-600D. $19 incl tax at HD. First cut was a 1/4" x 3" trim piece. Needed it to be 20.5" long. 90° cut. Made my measurement, used the cam locks and made my cut. Was pleased to see it was dead-on at my measuement; maybe a hair over. Not...

That would be a great choice because it will support a 12" board at 90° so I'm not locked in to just smaller trim pieces. Rather spend double vs the standard box but have much greater flexibility. Good find!

No worries; I thought about checking HF but I figured I get some choices from GJ, first. I have no problems with the dozen items I bought from them. The 5 drawer tool cart being the gem, for sure.

Saw that, too, but need something about 4-5" wide. For smaller pieces, though, looks decent.

Looking for something that makes accurate cuts for mostly wood trim and can also accomodate PVC pipe. Very limited use; maybe 10x/yr. Max thickness of wood to be cut would prob be 3/4 to 1". Maybe 4" wide. Many reviews on the Stanley at HD or similar complain about poor or inconsistent angles...

"Alternatively, if you just have power lines what about this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089CZYH87/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Thanks for this link. Exactly what I'm looking for.

Not really finding what I'm looking for after a brief search. Basically, I just want to turn on/off a bedroom ceiling light and fan. Don't need wifi or motion sensor. Just a simple remote that does power only. No dimmer, either. What would you recommend?

Orfered the Emerson Sensi through PSE&G. Thanks... Not confident with Nest.

Awesome tip... Thx!

For $29, it seems like a no-brainer. Thx for the rec. One question. Do you notice any power cycling to charge the batteries or maintain the screen? Was reading about that in all wi-fi stats. Of course, the unit may only be off during comfortable weather. I assume if I put the stat switch to...

https://marketplace.pseg.com/smart-thermostats/ In the NJ area... A few models are free. Sales tax only.

It's the $99 non-learning version. After re-reading the PSEG website, they also offer the Emerson Sensi Tstat for free, as well. Saw another thread where people were very happy with it. Can actually get 2 offers through PSEG so maybe I'll just return or sell the one I don't keep...

I was able to get the basic Nest thermostat for free from my local power company. Currently have a RiteTemp unit which works fine. I was reading about issues with the Nest and the "common wire" needed to power the display and Wifi. Question is: should I just go with a Honeywell or Ecobee and...

https://slickdeals.net/f/15275350-mobil-1-extended-performance-full-synthetic-motor-oil-5w-30-5-quart-9-37-ar Sorry, posted this in new thread. Have to buy by 9/30/21.

Good to hear some users who have the Bosch. It will actually do way more than I originally intended which is worth increasing my budget

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084Q4143Y/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Thanks for all of your replies. After watching the videos and comparisons, I went with the Bosch 5 in 1 brushless. Obviously over my orig. budget but the included attachments are what sold me. Will give me options I wouldn't have with...

Thanks for the detailed reply. I linked to the DCF601 earlier in my post as one of the ones I was considering. I can get the kit w/2 batt. for $115. And, I like the brushless motor and torque settings. Stripping fasteners always adds time to my projects so worth it to have the right tool.