Re: Compound Miter Calculation Help
Larry, thanks for your help. I was just trying to turn an outside 90 degree corner with base casing, but on one wall the casing is coming down on ...
Larry, thanks for your help. I was just trying to turn an outside 90 degree corner with base casing, but on one wall the casing is coming down on ...
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ViewsI have a question on how to handle the miter calculation on a base casing joint. This isn't ceiling/crown molding so in my mind there is no beve...
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ViewsIt's metal shielded (b/x) and all devices are installed in metal boxes. This is the way the entire house is wired. From a metal j-box on the in...
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ViewsI've done this before successfully so I am a little confused by this problem. My goal was to wire one GFCI outlet and one downstream regular out...
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ViewsI'm on McMaster wanting to order some bx, figuring it would save me a trip to a store one evening this week, and they list two types of specificati...
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ViewsAnyone make 12/4 bx - flexible aluminum conduit, with four 12 gauge wires (2 solids, and 2 stranded wires)? Just wondering if you used 1/2" (tra...
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ViewsChange to parallel and everything works fine now. Next time I ignore the retail guy selling me the parts and trust my judgment.
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ViewsI reviewed this with the retail outlet that sold me all the parts, and they feel it is resistance when the wire steps down from the 12 gauge strand...
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ViewsHello, I'm using a Magnitude M200S transformers for a residential application (my kitchen) running 6 WAC HR-86 Under Cabinet Button Lights. Eac...
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ViewsI can't see how "Method# F150-07" can work. What if there was only one layer of underlayment - let's say 3/4" or more, it would have to be faste...
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ViewsThe room they span is only 13', and there is no deflection. I realize the existing, builder installed 1/2" plywood sub floor isn't enough, which...
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Views(I posted this on the Carpentry section, forgive the cross post but afterwards I thought it should be posted here.) I gutted my kitchen and dini...
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ViewsThanks for your reply. The shielded wire question is an issue. I realized this and tried my best to find a class 2 transformer which would have...
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ViewsI'm running 6 low voltage "puck" type lights under my kitchen counters. They are 12VAC 20watts each. I'm using a magnetic 200W 12VAC transforme...
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ViewsThanks for your assistance. Good idea. I can mount the transformer in a linen closet in a hallway off the kitchen. The closet is about 25' fro...
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ViewsHi, I'm installing under cabinet low voltage "puck" type lights in my kitchen. My question is on the transformer and related installation. I...
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ViewsI just realized what you meant - install the receptacle (outlet) in the tray itself. Thanks, I was so involved in this project that I couldn't s...
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ViewsThank you for your response. By installing an outlet in the attic, my concern would be - and I realize this is probably remote - but could the p...
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ViewsHi, For a residential "tray ceiling" application, to provide ambient lighting I want to run LED rope light behind the crown molding. The crown ...
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ViewsI posted this - I think incorrectly - in the Constriction Systems board. This is for an in-ground "pool cover" application. Tired of dealing wi...
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