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When I need a rip a board to the correct width, sometimes I will sneak up on it which leaves some pretty thin strips - 1/8" or less. I keep these strips and use them as 'story sticks' so there really isn't much measuring involved and it's pretty fool proof

What about the leak?

'Nickel' test is good enough for me - it either passes or it doesn't

I think it looked like that to a lot of people Can you say 'backpedal'?

LMAO @Xcursion88, do you even know what your buying? (talking about being silly!) That is EXACTLY what that is! Here is the link https://shop.snapon.com/product/Standard-Handle%2C-mm/10-mm-12-Point-Metric-Flank-Drive-Plus-Combination-Wrench/SOEXM10

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00785MVRA/?tag=atomicindus08-20

MDO

When you repair the damage - do you just touch it up or replace all the drywall on the wall? (see the difference). Didn't the contractor already repair the damage?

Thanks for your help :thumbup:

Thanks for the response I am talking about these kind of joints that StevieT posted about. I believe my garage slab has cables in it (it's marked do not cut or core) and it has been in place for over 20 years and I don't think it is going anywhere. I googled 'polymer-modified cement...

Floor looks great! Newb question - could you fill the expansion joints with something like mortar? (It seems like that would be fairly cheap and easy to do)

Thanks everyone for your suggestions :)

Had to do some googling to figure out what those are. But, looks to be basically just another name/brand for a 'gimlet rod'? Again, is it preferable to hang something from the very bottom of a joist or are you better off attaching in the middle?

Interesting - never heard of that before. Little hard to find, but Fasternal has them for around $1.50 each, but I would need to buy 25. But, I thought when it comes to joists, you weren't suppose to attach/drill holes on the bottom if possible and it was better to attach something to the...

What is the best way to do this? I am thinking about making a shelf and the front of it will be supported by 3/8" threaded rod attached to the exposed floor joists above. At this point, I am considering use a 'side beam connector' that would get screwed into the center of the joist. At $.97...

Cover the opening in plastic so it is pretty well sealed up, or put some heavy duty garbage bags around it. Smack the thing (maybe more than once) with a sledge hammer. Carefully remove broken glass and clean up

Thats all they do - DNS. Their list is updated several times a day! From their website: "How does Quad9 ensure that it has the latest threat intelligence? Quad9 gathers threat intelligence from all its providers and public sources and updates the Quad9 infrastructure with this information...

You don't need to edit your host file. It is easier to set your dns in your network adapter settings or better yet, on your router. Plus Quad 9 is constantly updating their block list so you don't have to go back and screw around with the host file QUAD 9 is one of the better DNS providers...

Re: HOW to use PLANERS & JOINERS and which ones to buy. Tips and tricks about use too Here is one issue I have with the spiral cutterheads When your going through your cut list to make a project, do you cut the board to the EXACT dimensions right off the bat, or do you 'rough cut' maybe just...

Sounds like your gun is spitting out something - little lumps of paint or other debris. You definitely should be straining the paint. They make mesh bags for this. You place one in a 5 gallon bucket and then dump in the paint, pull out the bag. (also for 1 gallon cans) example...