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If you are just doing one bathroom,you could use a dry cut diamond blade.Most tiles are pretty soft other than the glazing.If you do go with water,make sure the ground wiring is intact and get a GFCI extension cord or plug into a GFCI protected outlet.I bought a 7" wet saw for $50 off craigs...

Carbon Tet used to be used as a cleaning fluid.Remember Carbona?

Maybe you could try a piece of sand paper?

Thats exactly when it would leak.The connection between the two is after the flapper.

I think you've eliminated the wax ring as the problem.Maybe where the tank connects to the base is leaking?My brother just stacks two wax rings when the floor has been raised with a second layer of tile.I prefer the one with the plastic spout so I'm sure the water is guided into the pipe.

McMaster Carr sells air powered vibrators.They come in sizes from tiny to huge,pick the size that suits your frame size and weight.The way I hooked ours up I used an air regulator to dial in the best speed to keep the media moving.

The bottom chest appears to be a Rem Line with kitchen handles replacing the originals.

Hello from Piscataway,and welcome!

Have you considered PVC?

I believe the Rust'O'Leum label says to use xylol or xylene to thin their paints for spraying.Hope this helps.

Not totally on topic but here goes. In the seventies when I first became a professional mechanic.I had a couple of Snap On ratchets that needed repair. My truck man would only "sell" me an exchange ratchet with the letter E stamped on each. This meant that they would not warrantee any future...

Thank you for the fast turnaround!One week from when I sent my money to opening the envelope,and on my birthday!!

I found this years birthday present for myself!Money's on the way!

Thank you Rick for that reply.The building is something of a problem for most techs.The only acess to the units is up a ladder to the roof.Seems most guys won't climb that high.Had one guy say he doesn't do ladders.Another says his union doesn't allow ladder use over ten feet. Like you said I'm...

I am in the position of getting bids for the replacement of the heat/ac unit for our building.The job requires a crane to lift the units up to the rooftop,two stories up.There will be two units installed,each 5 ton. The estimates for the complete install are $16,000 for the Coleman M#B90-722.The...

I have a small angle grinder with a masonry wheel.You would be surprised how fast you can grind the concrete away with that!It shouldn't be too hard to level those high spots.You can buy one at the box stores,or rent for not too much$

Good morning all.I bought this pretty much for the nostalgia.I'll be using it to fill tractor tires and blow the dust out of the air filters.It's in my little field shop.If I need real air I have a couple other compressors for that.

Wow,that's the baby!On the outside it looks almost new but I'll be sure to give a look inside.Thanks!

Hi every one!I just recently picked up a Kellogg-American air compressor.It's a model A130-B/serial F176559.Plugged it in and half an hour later I got it up to 80 psi.It has a 30 gallon tank.The motor is 1/3 hp.I know it's a little pump and sorta big tank but they look to be a matched set.Should...

I worked on a Denali and the TPS was held in place with them.Why?