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Maybe put a second chime/buzzer/noisemaker in a different part of the house. Or turn down the Def Leppard...

Didn't know that was a teenager issue, hell I'm pushing 60 and been banned from my woman's upstairs toilet. If only the front worked like a teenager...

Hi Rick, I love my radial arm saw. AND I got all my fingers. I would go over here for DeWalt saw info : http://forums.delphiforums.com/woodbutcher I recently re-wired my table saw for 220, It seems to feel like it has a bit more power, but that could be subjective. If it wasn't easy for me to...

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Have you tried taking the bottom plate off? Where the switch is? There might be a wiring diagram inside.

It would depend. Are you dealing with original boxes and mounts that might have deteriorated behind the wall? Or are these later added boxes that use expansion anchors, or some other way to anchor in the wall and not to a stud?

Yup still good, also caulking around the toilet, not a big fan, too many issues if (when ) it has to be removed again, also the water/mold issues under it. I get why someone would when they are dealing with uneven floors, but I probably would only caulk the front half so I could get a visual of...

Several years ago I ended up "accidentally" remodeling our bathroom, the damn thing is tiny, went to repair a P trap, found it was duck taped and painted over, leaking in the wall, behind that plastic wall cover **** that looks like tile...once I opened the section under the vanity I just knew I...

WOW..I want to do work as good as he does when I grow up.

If you're taking votes, +1 for flush, not only DC wall warts, but some plugs are right angle, and some with built gfi. and as Kaizen said we are used to it, I could see myself banging my knuckles against the wall a lot putting plugs in and out...I aint the most graceful thing

To clarify The A/c is not in a flood area, my pool filter is I was using the example of my pool filter deck to ask why that's not done with A/C units...I guess it is, just not around here. The reason for changing the pad and messing with it now is looks. The old pad looks like nothing but foam...

Thanks for the input... Spending money other than materials won't be done, If we get 3 more years out of this thing I'll be happy it's just that that area of the yard needs work. This thing has been tilting for a LONG time. I always over think, and sometimes over build, I'm sure no one here...

OK so the foam pad under my unit is going (gone) bye-bye. How realistic is to think I could S-L-O-W-E-L-Y lift it up, I mean over the period of a couple weeks with a sling from above. Pull out whats left of the old pad and slide a new pad under it, With out evacuating, cutting and...

It takes me while to remember things. So the first thing. I THINK I remember I bought a hydraulic press, 12 ton? was delivered "free" lift gated to my one way side street I wasn't home my dad took it in. I'm sure I bought it through an ad in hot rod or popular mechanics... Come on... SOMEONE'S...

This is a good thread thanks for starting it, I bought harbor freight stuff in the early 80's maybe even sooner. Forgot about the "salvage" part of the name. I actually thought I was getting a better deal because it was "salvage"....marketing works I do miss Enco, the used to be here in...

I got mine a few days ago, the woman said she didn't know what it was about me but I looked GOOD... THANKS! And if I might put it out there: How about a large decimal equivalent & tap drill size chart w/ the logo ?

Re: Introducing Harbor Freight's new pneumatic nailers - they "beat" Hitachi now.. I know a Little off track but.... I have been a HF customer since the 80's a lot of the stuff is great, for what it is. I've only broke a few things, surprisingly not the stuff I thought would go...my 3/4 drive...

Ordered mine...Do I get to sit at the cool kids table now?

Cool design guess I waited too long, so if/when you do more I would like a large.

I'm not an expert in these things, but check abatron they make some wicked cool products for that type of thing, used for building restorations. How to do it, I have no clue was on a project a while back and a guy restored a bunch of busted out cement on a house. Looked real good when he was done.