Jim Becker
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The actual service is no different than anyone else gets...it's just subsidized to $10 a month for folks with a qualifying disability. I think maybe...

Three of my four nodes are hardwired, including the one in my shop building. Previously, we had a very, very difficult time with getting consistent...

Curt, I think it's more likely that DeWalt stays pro where it has a huge presence and Craftsman is the consumer line. That puts PC in a precarious...

Do you perhaps have a slow leak somewhere in the slab?

You will not regret having a 15 gage gun in your arsenal after you complete this wall project. I use mine a lot more than I ever expected and the...

That was a good move for you, Larry. 'Glad it worked out! I do understand the support challenges you had with Xfinity as I had to survive similar...

That's true, Bernie. I'm more focused on stuff being where it's supposed to be so I can find it the next time I need it rather than having a pristine...

Well, I've never been charged more than $25 to sand a big thang like that with the folks I have do that and the advantage is they can get it even...

Don't just contact roofers...the folks that make custom duct work can also do the work and likely can provide the material, too.

Yea, but do "you" answer back or "them"??

Sun isn't really something I'd be worrying about. It's about air flow as I noted. But I wouldn't put the stacks under a bunch of trees, either,...

Kewel...since I embraced metric two years ago, I must also have an extra "me", too. Professor Dr. SWMBO is going to groan over that as it will me...

Since you have access to what appears to be a lot of material, be very selective with what you choose to acquire and have milled. It can feel really...

I bet that's going to be a stunning benchtop! Any chance you have access to a wide-belt to level and final thickness the top once it's assembled?...

At first glance, it might seem that way, but without the context of the cutting being done, it's not assured either way. But regardless, there are so...

It would be a very rare situation for me to NOT put a fresh edge on sheet goods of any kind, just like with solid stock. Factory edges are never...

Ditto what Neil said...make a jig for spacing, carefully pre-drill for screws and screw from the back. This is both secure and allows you to replace...

I can't help you with a lot of your questions, but said roofer might also do the bending for you on their brake which will provide nice, crisp...

Who's the fourth guy since "Me", "Myself" and "I" are clearly identifiable? :D :D :D

I follow a post-frame builder on YouTube up in your neck of the woods. Most of their projects are done as you describe with R19 fiberglass in the...

There's no maximum thickness relative to ability to apply it. We have 10+ inches of it in the roof of our major addition...at R 7.5 per inch, that's...

As long as the small compressor maintains the required CFM at 40 PSI, it will spray fine. It will just be noisy...but even my 60 gallon unit comes on...

That's an excellent point. It's not quite as good as foam directly to the roof because there's going to be a small air gap "just because" between the...

Even if you don't actually condition the space, the insulation is going to make the building a whole lot more comfortable and make temperature swings...

So other than the last photo, those recesses appear to have been there when the top was cut/milled. The fact that there's no frass makes me wonder if...

Properly applied closed cell spray foam isn't going to catch dust any more than any other material you might use. IE, no matter what you use, there...

I'm like Glenn most of the time...tools, etc., go back to where they live as soon as the use if completed, even mid-project. I tend to do a heavier...

Pretty much any resin you would likely use will be "food safe" once cure, just like any finish you can buy today.

IF the roof deck wasn't old cedar shakes and was plywood or solid boards laid out as a closed deck, I wouldn't hesitate to use closed cell spray foam...

Something like IR's GarageMate is more approachable and also can use 120v power if that matters. It's either a 25 or 30 gallon tank...I forget. Are...