Re: Compound Miter Calculation Help
I'm not too sure what you are trying to say but I have a feeling the answer to your question is to use a coped joint instead of a mitered cut.
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Re: REFINISH BATHTUB, OK WINTER?
They do it all year round but avoid it if there are pets and children present.
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: old work basement insulating
tripolymer retro/foams are the only kind of insulation that I know of that can get wet and not be damaged.
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: gas furnace
The speed of the blower is critical to correct operation of the unit. If you try to slow it down it could result in overheating and damage to the e...
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: Installing french drain in house without foundation footing
Your best bet would be to hire a structural engineer to evaluate what is going on here. Nobody can be absolutly sure anyway without seeing it.
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: Installing french drain in house without foundation footing
So you want to install a french drain around the perimeter of the basement,(inside) and have it feed into a sump pump right? Yeah you can dig arou...
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: Installing french drain in house without foundation footing
Any attempt to remedy basement water infiltration should be attacked from the outside of the house first and work performed inside only as a last r...
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: Installing french drain in house without foundation footing
Where is this located?
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: Another hot water heater problem
I'm sure they're good. All my stuff is UEI. I would like to hear if you find anything. The TIF is 50 and the Bacharach is 50 also 20 in high sen...
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: Metal gambrel roof meeting lower pitched roof and leaking.
Are you saying he put vents where snow piles up and then melts and water leaks in? Then they are located in a bad spot and need to be changed.Or bl...
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: Another hot water heater problem
Another thing it could be is pipe thread joint compound. My honest opinion is I think it's ok. The plumber checked it,gas co,inspector, ect. I don...
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: Another hot water heater problem
Check for good draft at the hood. If you can, post a picture of the setup.
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: Bob Vila's Plumber's Secret Refills Available?
They are no longer available. Time to graduate to a kinetic water ram by gereral. http://www.waterram.com/
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: interior french drain with integrated vapor barrier is a good idea?
Any attempt to remedy basement water infiltration should be attacked from the outside of the house first and work performed inside only as a last r...
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: water heater while on vacation
Pilot because that will prevent the main burner from coming on and keep the pilot lit to prevent condensation from forming inside the tank.(just li...
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: Severe winter weather: Were you ready?
I've guess I've learned to deal with it throughout the years. We had about a good foot of snow over night. I think the weather people make too much...
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: Shopmate 5200 pdf Manual
Shopmate power tools spare parts can be obtained through DECO Enterprises in StLouis MO. The phone no. is 314 353 4900.
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: faint gas smell from hot water heater
Thanks for the follow up. Glad to hear it !
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: Source of cold air
I would make sure the dampers that supply those rooms are fully open and throttle back the others half way for starters. Also the duct runs could b...
over 2 years by LarryG
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Re: faint gas smell from hot water heater
For peace of mind you can call the gas company and they will check for leaks free of charge. Better safe than sorry right?
over 2 years by LarryG
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