lazy susan door hinge??
Then you will have to put it back the way it was or seperate those doors.Alter Eagle Construction & Design
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over 10 years by Altereagle
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stain or cut first?
If you are better at painting than that would be second, if you are better at carpentry that would be second...I typically stain first, since I kno...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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Quarter Round: How to cut at unusual angles
If you are interested in how we bisect angles with a compass I found this for you... rather than try to explain it, they have the pics.Bi-sect link...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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lazy susan door hinge??
A piano hinge on the rear so that the door folds back in, and an off set hinge on the side to swing it open, you won't have as much access though.
over 10 years by Altereagle
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Raising stairway ceiling
It's something a professional should look at. We need to see the existing conditions, how to transfer the load from the beam (most likely it will b...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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Installing wainscoting on plaster walls
Properly, you need the furring nailers. I'm assuming vertical beadboard... there are a thousand different styles, but 1927 usually is a Vgroove ver...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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Opening in load bearing wall
Big difference... and no you don't just take it to the below floor joists, that is a point load and needs to be taken to a post below & transfered ...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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Shelving
Buy a small piece of peg board from the local, and use that as a guide to drill the holes for the shelving... I use that jig in my shop still.Alter...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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WIDE baseboard
Clear finish? That why you need to go back with pine?You'd be better off to simply router the roundover, dependent on the amount of run. That said ...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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Opening in load bearing wall
The posts would need to go to bearing. You have to transfer that point load.It'd be better to using a 10" microlam, but if you are going with a bui...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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HOW DO IETERMINE A CORNER ANGLE
I thought I was loosing it, I checked and it's still there, the last page of the tutorial "squeeze in one last tip"?And yes there is the angle tabl...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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Reversing a Closet Door
I agree with Joe ,it's easier to remove & flip the entire frame. Use a saws all to cut through the existing nails it'll got rather quickly... score...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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HOW DO IETERMINE A CORNER ANGLE
I believe I put that on the last page of the crown tutorial on my site... it's better to just look it up, you might like the other tips as well?Alt...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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rough opening size
10 x 7 typically, call the supplier they have the RO's in their stock book, it's always best to ask when in doubt.Alter Eagle Construction & Design...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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convert garage to bedroom
R-13 is code, put r-30 in the attic instead... that's where you'll get higher pay back & r-19 in the floor. But if you want? you could fir vertical...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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steps
I wrote a tutorial for doing deck stairs which you could use in this application, plus there is a chart for the # of risers to the total rise you c...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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New Subfloor
Can't believe I wrote popular.. instead of poplar .. even though it is.Alter Eagle Construction & Design
over 10 years by Altereagle
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Some specific cabinet building questions
Say if you wanted to have a part of the seat used for storage that you get to by opening the top. The top would be on a piano hinge & you would fra...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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overlaping plywood
It's a good idea to go over a couple of studs but it's not required. If the sheathing is the finish like in the case of T1-11 (Texture 1 @ 11") whi...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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New Subfloor
3/4 T&G screwed or shot with ring nails & glued (the most important is the glue) on a bias (perpendicular) to the joists for tile, or wood flooring...
over 10 years by Altereagle
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