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Look at the chips on the OSB, they run through the black line. That is not a joint. Maybe a sharpie mark that was gonna be a cut?

Which is also called R thread I agree, BSPP or G thread which has straight threads and a sealing ring seem to be more common.

The second is a makeshift wire ferrule. It started life probably as a female terminal, crimped and then snipped off. There’s evidence where the terminal screw was.

Apparently he was going to.

Picture of the bit. Have you got the video mounting the compressor?

This is what you could use

Yep, this does work.

Rapid air is px-al-px designed for compressed air

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Use an A1036 bracket

The very last sentence of your question is being misssed by a lot of people. I’m assuming the old cabinets were on the subfloor and tiled up to them. If so, then yes the new cabinet footprint will dictate how many more tiles need to be removed. The “MUST” remove contractors are trying to not...

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Maybe when it was said “I don’t care about the code” it was meant, please don’t just recite the codes. I could read it that way. I Agree asking why the code exists is reasonable.

This is your answer.

https://triplesproducts.com/products/drillmate-portable-drill-press-with-universal-battery-powered-drill-kit[/https://triplesproducts.com/products/drillmate-portable-drill-press I’ve got one of these. I’ve used it drill I-beams, c-channel, sch 40 fence post and large angle. It works good with a...

Yes, crimps will work with the max-line. Though not an “approved” solution. I’ve bought a manifold for floor heat from Menards and used stainless steel crimps for my air distribution.

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DEF fluid.