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Rough calculation is about 16 feet from back door around the corner to side door. I don’t see the need take it out fill the siding and sell the door to recoup some of the cost.

I moved and old Delta drill press about 350 pounds and 6’ tall. The auction house got it to my truck I had to tip it on it‘s back and slide it in. I used a few 2x4’s to stabilize it and straps so it wouldn’t tip. Most equipment auctions will have a forklift, the auction house I use will load on...

How wide a door 8’ or 16’, some of those panels are heavy? You could open the door and unbolt the section and angle it out of the track. Since it is lighter but already open it won’t try to fly open.

You could pre-wire for future install, 4/18K units sounds like 1 too many but I'm comparing that to my shop. The problem with doing minimal to heat a space is the unit(s) is always trying to get there ( heat the place) but just can't. You end up not having a very efficient system. The other...

The studs are a different R value than the rest of the wall (Thermal Bridging). This can cause temperature difference and morning dew to stay longer on the studs attracting more dust and discoloring the siding. The other concern is the **** joints don't seem to be done well, not enough gap which...

Yes some things are. The Toto was like $375, free shipping. Not cheap but not too bad.

Who poops golf balls?

Ferguson Plumbing, you can order online. I just bought a Toto Drake toilet works great.

Great now I'm going to have to get a pair.

2X6 at 24" on center spanning 9'8" on Simpson LU26 hangers is fine. The bigger question is what is the bottom cord dead load on your current trusses? Is it rated for the load of ceiling joists, metal or other ceiling material and blow in insulation. Most are 5psi BCDL and that should be good for...

What is the "Crayon Trick"? Ok I searched it and as I thought you rub a crayon of contrasting color on the tool. Cool.

I'm thinking there might be a typo, one too many zero's? Maybe it was 5600cfm? Looking at some Big *** fan specs 7880 CFM, 60" blade span, 22 watts 120v, wind speed is 3.55MPH. The thing you are describing sounds like a prop on a Cessna. Do you have a picture of the old label?

I feel your pain. I have been a General Contractor, Carpenter, furniture maker for 40+ years and always hang on to stuff for that next project. Some of it might be 1 1/2"x1 1/2"x6" exotic wood that I'm sure I will use "someday". So now anything less than 24" common species get burnt or...

When I started in contracting many years ago I had a Panasonic drill best drill I used for a long time. Then the Makita 9.6v, now Makita 18v LXT. I have never had anything break or stop working other than the batteries. Recently just bought another impact and drill set Makita, mainly to keep...

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Well one thing you can try is to water the lawn, let it dry a bit then mow. The dirt will be heavy with water and stay in place a bit more. The downside is if grass is too wet it clogs the deck. So there is a fine line just right and too wet.

The whole neighborhood is shady....

A fiberglass ladder should be kept out of the sun.

You are either cleaning up slop and muck on an epoxy floor or in the spring you are cleaning the dried muck under a racedeck floor. Most garage floors are not perfectly flat and water will pool in spots, even if you have good slope to the floor the sand and road dirt will clog the flow, the...