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racecougar, did you use anything special for bolts?

pcmusicguy, I agree. Computer only here.

This is what I'd do.

Thanks, that explains it. Couldn't figure out how you were getting that tool between the seems.

Pioneer, how will that tool work?

I have never seen those or heard of them either; only seen them on trim pieces. Seems sketchy...

The picture shows 1/4" to 1/2" & 6mm to 12mm. Description sounds like it would be for a 3/8" drive set?

Re: Cutting Concrete Sidewalk- Can I use a circular saw with a 7" diamond masonry bla I have used a circular saw for something similar but not 4" thick. I used a different blade similar to this: https://www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-7-in-Turbo-Diamond-Blade-HD-TB70CP/202882332 I used a cheap saw...

10 x 12 here. If you're asking for "how it looks" one vs. the other, I can't answer that. I put mine on the 12' (eave) side. Roughly 50" wide double. It allows me to drive my midsize rider straight in to the back wall & have plenty of room to get around it. I have 16" x 36" shelving units...

Definitely don't like the one on the right. The left is crisp clear & straightforward. Reminds me of windows classic vs. windows XP themes.

odd, I don't see the pictures.

Brockton & Kingston stores were showing stock on the top cabinets at that price on B.S.

Renewal by Anderson is crazy expensive, but that is the complete R&R install price (sans finish coat of paint as stated above). Had them do a large window with sliders on each side a few years ago for $5K. Awesome installer. Even did alum. cladding on outside to match rest of house. Great...

Confirming that they can be re-keyed. All my door knob & deadbolt locks use the same key. Oh, and using a Schlage deadbolt style (don't use it that often) but no problems with it. Had for just over 3 years and battery still fine. There was some concern with drilling it to defeat it, but I...

This still works for me now. ???

Wow! Unreal. Beautiful work.

Was thinking the same thing as above. No idea the costs of either but could you pull the floor & drop it lower? Looks like a slope up to the garage as is so may be doable?

Who Moved My Cheese? (& yes I'm guilty of the above but...) let's give it a shot.

I try to take this 1 step further by using whatever hoses will be needed for the test. 100' of 5/8 hose you will see a bit of reduction of flow. I use 3/4" hoses & have no issue running from my well house (that "spigot" is plumbed with 3/4" pipe and a ball valve not a standard hose valve with...