I mean why would you build your own except to avoid possible detection?
unless the nsa were watching the internet looking for key words like bomb and president and obama and pressure cooker and HOW DO I BUILD A PRESSURE COOKER?
(I'm hoping the above gets me out of my week of 9-5 meetings for something a little more exciting...)
I think I know what's going on here, the solution is simple if the situation is as I understand it. I'll go over it again as confirmation.
The butchered wire should be the unswitched power from source that continues through the two switches, one for each light in turn, then on to the lights, the...
"Instead, pre-bend the wire end into a nearly complete circle, so it is configured much like an eye bolt eye."
Never noticed if there is a label on receptacles to specify screw terminal torque.
you hipster dufus trades, always gloom and doom and always out of touch with what is available. anyway did the floor tile have alot of cracking and loose tiles...if so the backer board was not thinset so it will come up easily. dufus trades.
I have heard numerous bad things about DAP Alex caulk cracking etc. Looking for suggestions what some better quality caulk is that is preferably paintable without primer and is available in the U.S..
VTC: shopping. The OP is looking for answers in the form of product links.
Speaking of which, @tester101, if this should have been on topic, let me know. Sadly, the OP decided to delete the question so the community doesn't get the opportunity to disagree with my decision. diy.stackexchange.com/questions/32943/…
> I've been googling "dimpled membrane" and I find things that look similar with more round dimples, but nothing exact. Regardless of whether it's the round dimples or square dimples, I can't find a retailer that sells anything like it.
> Can someone help me identify what the square-dimpled black plastic material is and possibly where I could buy the stuff in very small quantities.
> That must be a big space to need over 700 linear feet of this product. Everything I've seen is $100-200 for a 65' roll. That said, this still appears to quality as a shopping question per the linked meta discussion. I'll let the community chime in if they disagree. – BMitch
still can't figure out why my comment was so offensive, removing it makes the rest of the comments on that post confusing.
The house we purchased is a "tear-down". A builder bought the older structure, partially tore it down and built a bigger house on the old footprint. I lot of the original gas piping is still in the basement. However, for all of the new runs, they used that yellow flexible gas piping. This incl...
Thermostats are on first floor because... 1. it's usually less wire between furnace and 1st floor. 2. because heat is supposed to rise. So by the time the first floor is warm, the second floor should be warmer.
"Both bare and green ground wires are required to connect to ground. If no ground is available, consult an electrician.Device will not function if it is not grounded." Source.
Is this thing leaking current to ground to power itself?
For those that don't know, Vebjorn Ljosa is stepping down. He hasn't been active in a while and felt that it would be better for someone else to take his place.
you hipster dufus trades, always gloom and doom and always out of touch with what is available. anyway did the floor tile have alot of cracking and loose tiles...if so the backer board was not thinset so it will come up easily. dufus trades.
I have heard numerous bad things about DAP Alex caulk cracking etc. Looking for suggestions what some better quality caulk is that is preferably paintable without primer and is available in the U.S..
The house we purchased is a "tear-down". A builder bought the older structure, partially tore it down and built a bigger house on the old footprint. I lot of the original gas piping is still in the basement. However, for all of the new runs, they used that yellow flexible gas piping. This incl...
