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Hey so we drew up a plan where the main ledger board for our deck will be attached just about the whole way on the house, but we also need a overhang from the ledger board of about 3 to 4 feet on one side of the house. Is this ok to do? Do we…

Hi all, Was hoping to hivemind this after a little research. I recently took up carpet in a back utility room that I’m hoping to improve. There’s a pretty thick layer of nasty old glue in several spots, especially stairs. The end goal is getting it to a surface that is paintable or finished (doesn’t…

https://i.imgur.com/3hXkhGI_d.jpg?maxwidth=640&shape=thumb&fidelity=medium https://i.imgur.com/DUzIZq9_d.jpg?maxwidth=640&shape=thumb&fidelity=medium just a simple hammer with exchangeable soft ends (beechwood and aluminium) took about 2.5 hours +cleaning the hande is made from cheep’n’simple beechwood if bought at my local store, the head is normal steel (dunno anything else about it, someone gave it to me) wich i coldblued using the balistol coldblue set for…

As you can see in this picture, my bathrooms shower arm has a larger thread size (left) than the standard shower head thread size (right). I went to Home Depot to look for shower heads that come in larger thread sizes, but apparently they only sell standard sized. I found a couple 90 degree elbow…

I live in a townhouse where the main floor is the second floor (kitchen, living room, etc.), 15 steps up from ground level. My mother is a senior who has had much trouble getting around due to arthritis. She does some walking where she is now, but a lot of it is assisted with a…

Moving into my fiance’s home and it has a red brick fireplace seen here. and I think because the room (and yes, the paint I picked) are so dark, if I could cover it with like, wainscoting or something it would brighten it up a bit. Trouble is, I don’t want to do anything permanent…

I wish I could provide photos but I’m on the computer at the moment. How would you guys proceed to remove paint from a polyurethane lip/bumper? What chemicals would I be able to use to not damage the polyurethane? I’ve heard a lot of paint strippers can damage the polyurethane over time but I am…

Howdy! My friends and I are building a motorized couch (electric motor). We have some questions about what to do with power. We want to have a high power supply and convert it down to the voltage of the motors. The motors operate off of a 48V power supply, so we were looking at 60V…

Drywall on brick Hi, I’m thinking about attempting to put up drywall on a section of the brick wall in my bedroom. The entire room is dry walled except a section about 5×12. I want to have the entire room be uniform. I got a quote online for about $1k to do the job. That…

Basically a friend ended up in a bad situation, her and her puppy have been living with us for two months until they could find a place. They got the keys to a rental yesterday with her parents having the upstairs her staying in the “finished” basement. There is some concerns, she’s going to take…

I have bought a 80mm hole saw to drill a hole in the top of my wooden chest of draws. Link to hole saw below. Does anyone have any advice to make the cleanest cut? https://www.amazon.de/dp/B006Z7EIMS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_v5jTDbZMC2V06 submitted by /u/gj888 [link] [comments] Continue reading at Reddit.com: Click Here Press Release Distribution Service

One repaired the wood and getting putting up OSB sheathing but not sure how to proceed exactly. House was built in the 80s and the sheathing is some kind of composite/dense cardboardy type stuff. That was all rotted out so I’ve replaced with OSB. I have some gaps that are maybe 1/4 inch to 1/2…

Hey everyone, just looking for some quick advice to make sure I’m on the right track. I’m having a mini-split setup installed next week, and the outdoor unit is going to go in an area between the house and sidewalk in my back yard. It’s always been kind of ugly as the previous homeowner just…

https://imgur.com/gallery/uzM5HiZ Sorry I don’t have the intermediate steps. It’s just a lot of cutting, sanding and sealing. I do have the commentary in the imgur post. All in all, I’m pretty satisfied with the outcome. I had some pretty janky budget tools. I wish I had: table saw, drill press, miter saw. Instead, I had…