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+1 on keeping the $$ stuff out of view. My $$ tools (bosch, milwaukee, etc) are in a built in cabinet i made with solid core doors (to match the house) wuth a keypad style deadbolt lock. Yeah its all wood construction with a steel angle that the deadbolt penetrates, but all the useful tools to...

I do. It's a QNAP 4 bay, each loaded with 4TB WD Red drives, (8TB storage with full redundant backup). But honestly, I think i would prefer a dedicated NVR. The NAS has 4 camera licenses included, and I can expand that, but i'm not sure it has the capacity for the frame rate/resolution on a...

Budget: will $2,500 get it done? I'm not looking to spend crazy $$ to eek out a 5% performance gain but have no problem spending if it's justified. My wife is shopping for Wolf ranges currently so yeah... if it nickles and dimes another $1k I won't lose any sleep over it. I would very much...

I didn't want to **** up Penright's thread, so starting my own. This house layout seems simple enough, but we have this huge covered front porch and i'm not sure how to approach getting adequate coverage. Not sure I want to dive head first into a blue iris setup, but something with a really...

That setup looked awesome but they are impossible to find anymore :( I ordered the stainless steel Bon Aire, will report back on how it works. I'll try it on my typical household 1/2" hose bib, and a 1" irrigation line (pre-regulator), fed by a 50' 3/4" hose.

Yup. I recently installed a ducted fan in the attic with (3) 6" ducts going to the ceiling in our master bath. 1 duct in the toilet room, 2 in the main bathroom with the shower/tub, etc. 400cfm and all you hear is a little airflow, fan is suspended (not hard mounted to studs) and is as close...

Ugh, this thread is going to cost me a lot of $$$. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk

Bump :D Anyone who likes the griots "ultimate" nozzle, I discovered they are available under a few different brands, in a billion sizes and features. 3/4" Garden Hose is the smallest size. If you have a 1"+ irrigation line before the pressure regulator, they have some big stuff that will put...

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-FUEL-18-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Brushless-Cordless-String-Trimmer-9-0Ah-Battery-Kit-with-M18-FUEL-Hedge-Trimmer-2725-21HD-2726-20/301547330 Milwaukee package deal through Home Depot. String Trimmer, Fuel Hedge Trimmer, single 9.0 Batter with rapid charger...

No issue with either of mine, the sliding head is pretty tight actually. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk

Picked up a cpuple of these LED usb rechargeable flashlights. Little spendy at $70 but a damn nice light. Loving the M18 mitre saw as well. Crazy thing, when i went to return the first one at HD they only had the saw on the reciept. It came with a second 9.0 battery in another separate...

Hahaha seriously...as if you need to justify anything here. Why? Why the heck not! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk

Look under the price, there is a 10% off coupon as well. Rang up for $499.99 + tax, free shipping. Just placed an order :D Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk

Well damn, rain all you want! Thanks for the link! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk

I didnt think so. Oh well. :D Bought my wife a wolf oven yesterday, so she shouldn't mind the extra christmas gift she just bought me. :) Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk

Yeah i saw that (heh). If i didnt already have the fuel circ saw i would be all over it. Any clue if i buy it instore, do they honor the free battery or is it online/shipped to you only? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk

Anyone have the m18 mitre saw? Im not so sure i want a tool that big on battery power. HD has the mitre saw with (2) 9.0 batteries for the same price as the 12" bosch axial glide sliding compound saw. Or 10" bosch for $549. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk

2 or 4 post lift? If you go 4 post then just don't bother bolting it down. My house is post-tension and it's great in most respects but definitely has some shortcomings. The obvious being you need to X-Ray the damn thing if you want to drill a hole in it. :willy_nil Want redesign the kitchen...

Get in touch with the engineer that originally designed the structure and let them add it on. You're way outside the scope of a safe simple add-on in my opinion. That 30' span will require hanging a big chunk of steel and preferably be supported by steel posts or concrete columns independent of...

Anyone tried the packout tool bags? Little spendy but seem pretty cool. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Tapatalk