Electrical rough in for future kitchen. How to decide without details?
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A month ago, I asked why the last board before the trim was shimmed at the top. Today I got the answer from the crew that installed it.
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How to mount fence post that is prone to vehicle damage
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You’ve heard of slow food. This is slow work. 5 hours to put flooring in this closet. A new record of slowness for me.
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Should I remove the plaster or leave it?
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Are there ways to improve RTA kitchen cabinets with some woodworking?
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Ideas for building physical mockup of new kitchen
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$200 for a bar fridge? Don’t mind if I do… Oh, never mind.
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What windows support the city’s new energy code?
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Annotating a contract before signing
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How to ground a subpanel?
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Any issue with 150A subpanel connected to a 125A main panel breaker via wires sized for 125A?
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How does everyone handle drawings on the job site?
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My legacy to future owners of my house: granite tiles in the crawl space
How to install Hardie or other siding on new addition to match design of existing brick house
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Planning a kitchen remodel using new addition. Loop vent, AAV, or something else?
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Is this as good as this laser is going to be?
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Using what I learned in woodworking to dig a trench
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Ufer ground and new foundation pour
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Anyone have experience with Jeffrey Larsen's Gluten-Free Baking at Home recipes?
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Costco banana experts: why do the organic bananas have plastic around their stem but non-organic ones do not? None of the employees I’ve asked knew. And Google has been no help.
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The 35lb pail of creamy peanut butter (item 1094873) I bought on Wednesday at the Denver Business Center for $2.97 didn't last. So I went back yesterday for 4 more. I think I'm the only one buying them.
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$3 for a food grade bucket. Comes with 35 lbs of free peanut butter. Getting help from some friends to eat it before 4/10.
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