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yeah, if I were mounting something to the siding. I am not. This is under a covered porch in the corners where it’s trimmed out with the smartside.

ok appreciate it. Forgot about the cement board used for tile. I thought I was told the smartside stuff had cement in it for some reason. I should research the materials I reckon.

New house with hardie siding and smartside soffits and trim. Was at a hardware store and ran across cement board screws. Never knew of such. I ran an exterior screw in a piece of scrap of the smartside and it wouldn’t have held in nothing. Builder told me a lot of times they use anchors.? I...

Thank you Mainer.. why the heck they can't just make ONE battery "type" for each amp hour rating is beyond me. Who the hell wants to buy the "not so good" battery for an expensive tool? Oh well........

Forgot to add that my batteries say 20V max XR Don't see XR on these. They make too many kinds of the same **** these days on everything it seems to me.

one of my 5ah DeWalts died. I have, had, two for my little chainsaw. Got good life out of it so I'm needed another, or two. Not interested in any other brand or "horsepower" ~grin Is this a good buy from Acme Tools...

karoc, hey neighbor, good luck finding a used tank in good condition around here. Who you got looking for a used tank for you, McAdams? I've had one of their hands looking for a 500 gal for me going on two years now. But, he did tell me they run across the 250's pretty often so hopefully you...

yes sir, kinda.. LOL My 11 1/2" is from my finished wall which happens to be 5/8 T1-11 , not sheetrock. Either way, from finished wall to the center is 11 1/2". Thanks

have any of y'all looked at the attachment on my first post? From what I see, there's no clear sign of a tank lid to wall measurement unless it's the 1 3/16" they list at the top left. I see from the finished wall to the supply intake there's 3 5/8". Those measurements are what makes me...

Thanks This is in my shop. Just a piss box, like a gas station, LOL room is ~4x5. Closer to the wall the better. Yes, my 11 1/2” measurement is from the finished wall.

Can someone confirm if I can use this crapper with a rough in measurement of 11 1/2". It's advertised as a 12" rough in. According to the attached drawing it looks like I'll have plenty of clearance from the back of the tank lid to my wall. Or, is there a reason I don't see that would make...

Looking through this thread is way better than the 300 channels of pure **** thats on my tv. Sure makes me miss grandpa’s farm, but brings back many wonderful memories. Thanks

Never tried a lithium in any of my scooters. They may be wonderful. Don't know. What I do know is of all the stinking batteries I've bought over many years on different motorcycles, the factory batteries from the harley house have been the best, hands down. That is compared to what you could...

circle on the left is a 3/4 pvc to back porch with a cable to feed a WAP

All good info. If I’m figuring this right, and using a patch panel, it looks like I’ll be punchin a helluva lot more than crimpin. Punch down rj45 females for patch panel and wall plates. I suppose just choose a reputable brand same as the crimp connectors? I believe the only place I’ll be...

Appreciate all the input. I have read where they say to be sure to use the correct connectors for your application but when I shopped around I got confused as I couldn’t find the specs I was looking for. Seemed they said good for this, that and bacon fat, wide range, but nothing specific. No...

Brandon, I do understand the reason for using a patch cable in those situations but, all my cables to the WAP's and cameras will be within the device connection or in the soffit, or ceiling. Still not a good idea to terminate straight to those devices? Thanks

Thanks. I'm no stranger to crimping wire. No tellin how many eyes, forks, and **** splices I have crimped in my working life. Mostly #10 and 12 copper, control cable, switchboard wire in Substations. Enough that I've had major hand surgery on both hands. But I know nothing about this stuff. I...

All new to me, this networking stuff. Thanks to two fine fellow forum members via PM's, I have learned way more than I started with, which is nothing. LOL I have ran over 1200' of (in wall)CAT6 in our under construction new home. My questions are about the different connectors and the best...

Their buck nekkid underdrawers are the real deal. Anyone that rides a motorsickle I can fully confirm them suckers are a God send in hot weather.