I was hoping you boys would post some cool deals, I guess few available.

Maybe cyber Monday will be better

Looks good! @smallerstick

How did you anchor that stub wall?

The last one I did I tried something new, I used a steel surface mounted deck post for the outer end then wrapped it in wood framing and drywall. It was solid. Im sure some wood blocking in a regular floor would also work well

cmeyer25 wrote:More kitchen work today – I moved an outlet that would have been about at the top of the cabinet boxes under the counter top and put it over and lower to power the stove in its new location and then added on to that circuit one more outlet that will be above the countertop over a new section where there wouldn’t have been any pow…

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Those IRON away things and music built in were great and very useful.

I remember my Mom or Grandmother always doing Ironing. Sheets, curtains, cloths……people just dont do it anymore. I still do once in a while.

I never seen a laundry chute in a kitchen before but it was well done.

Doobie wrote:

Miamicuse wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:

RonW wrote:

Miamicuse wrote:
WELL WELL WELL…my local Home Depot has special parking spaces for the PRO account users now.
Is this all across NA or just in select locations?

They are here. Would say all most if not all HD have this.

Yes we have them in our home Depot center also.

It j…

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RonW wrote:All the molding hs been cut and put on. Now the fun begins. All the Hand Sanding.

That looks great Ron

Hey the sanding and prep work for finishing has always been something that keeps me away from those custom build projects. So….thankless

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I usually need 4 gang or 3 with a double rocker.

Although I could stop giving that extra switch option and link up the fan with the shower lighting but then the crapper……..

I wish these tool manufacturers would sell new plastic bit indexes. I have a few indexes where I have replaced the bits but dont snap into the groove well so they fall out.
I keep spare bits in a zip pouch in the truck for the smaller sizes I burn through the most.

You could say this type of job is not your forte or you are getting away from that type of work

You could say I appreciate the call I’ve done work like this in the past it’s something I normally too but right now I’m a bit overwhelmed and not taking on anything else until I get caught up in my schedule.

Wink

roninohio wrote:

TopNotch wrote:
Yes Ron it’s concrete an inch-and-a-half thick it’s a beast.

the chipper is not even breaking it up it pops the tile off and that’s it. I have some kind of wired membrane for laughs and then your typical wire lath for inside corners and transitions because there is so many transitions and studs in a small room…

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Yes Ron it’s concrete an inch-and-a-half thick it’s a beast.

the chipper is not even breaking it up it pops the tile off and that’s it. I have some kind of wired membrane for laughs and then your typical wire lath for inside corners and transitions because there is so many transitions and studs in a small room there are tons of nails and it…[Read more]

Have to get this crapper working in the basement of the kitchen/bath job.

Never seen this type before.
I think its vacuum operated. My plumber will educate me 🙂

Diving into another kitchen and bath. The kitchen is a replacement with new floor. The bath is a beast of a gut. Its a heavy, dirty pig.

So I dent in a request for something small to points@bethepro.com and the mail was returned to me twice.

Anyone get that kind of problem?

Cool stuff, love the look of them. Good luck with the build.

Are you going to use some bamboo in the construction or just the thatch roof?

Nice det up doobie

I wrapped up a deck I started a couple of weeks ago. Squeezed in a roof in between.

The owner didnt want the second post at the top of the stair so we came up with an alteration. Not as nice as if planned but not terrible.

Peel and stick behind the ledger, over beams and random places where water can be a. Problem.

I wasn’t happy with product. Too difficult to work with. I want to vanguard????? began with van….

Something like $70 for a 12×100

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

TopNotch wrote:
I have a few things going on. This deck is about to get covered but the rain has been slowing down the effort. I swear this year has been like 3 day a week wet or disgustingly humid/hot.

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