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This place has 3 bifold closets two of which arw already broke off the rails ha, just gonna replace those shita with regular doors
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Okay, I'm putting this here because I guess I'm a retard? and need your help, and I feel like you guys are the most likely to be creative enough to have a solution.
I have the cup linked below, and I can't get the fucking thing open. I'm guessing it basically vacuum sealed itself shut, and I just can't fucking unscrew it. Suggestions?
I have the cup linked below, and I can't get the fucking thing open. I'm guessing it basically vacuum sealed itself shut, and I just can't fucking unscrew it. Suggestions?
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Submerge in really hot water so bits soften or expand. Not sure of all the materials, but nothing should warp or melt. Don't start nearly boiling. Start low and work up as needed.
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Lanx
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Rubber belt strap wrench
This is the one i got
You want as big as pssible so a footer for leverage
The notches help keep it in place
Then just hulk twist
My nitro cold brew is under pressure when i release and i need the wrench sometimes
Dont get the ghetto crsftsmsn kind with plastic handles they suck
If this doesnt wotk then the issue is you
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This will be here tomorrow. I'll try the boiling water thing, but since it's basically empty the thing is buoyant, so it's not easy.
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Lanx
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If you git the same one with the metal red handle then heres anither tip, if you need more leverage stick a screwdriver through the hole and now you have more leverage and a t handle grip
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Finished this today. May add some more trim to the posts at some point but done for now. Decided against the half wall idea. Once it was done and we could really test the sun and privacy we just didn’t really need it with the bushes there. Cool with me, less money and less work.
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Just purchased a Stihl wood boss 250.
Should I have gone with a farm boss instead? It'll get super heavy use. I'd prefer a larger blade - what's the safest size you'd brohams recommend for someone that doesn't do this for a living?
Edit - did some more research. Seems like the Ms 250 is a good homeowner saw. Any recommendations for something a little bigger? Price doesn't matter. I want the best.
Should I have gone with a farm boss instead? It'll get super heavy use. I'd prefer a larger blade - what's the safest size you'd brohams recommend for someone that doesn't do this for a living?
Edit - did some more research. Seems like the Ms 250 is a good homeowner saw. Any recommendations for something a little bigger? Price doesn't matter. I want the best.
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What do you need a bigger one for? I have both a Stihl and a Husqvarna with 24" blades but my favorite is the 36v Makita electric saw with a 16" blade. It's so lightweight and quiet. Obviously it's not up to sawing firewood all day or taking down big trees, but I use it for everything I can because it's so much more pleasant to use than the big saws.
I'm not saying you should get an electric saw, but anything that's bigger than necessary is just that much more weight to carry around.
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Agree with this. I have a 16” electric and it’s fine. Perfect for use around the house when it’s something you only need like once or twice a year. Biggest thing I’ve had to cut up was ~10-12” trunk and it worked great.
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Half unpacking and half repairing
So far i put one condensate line in 1 condensor, 3/4 pvc 6ft line out, it was just doaking the concrete slab, need to do another for the other one, slab is dry now
2 toilet flushers, 1 flap looked old and was leaky water there, other tge chain was too long and wraped around the pole, just got non chsin for both
Leaky delta faucet had to rebuild the cartridge
Lowes dont carry anode rods lol
So far i put one condensate line in 1 condensor, 3/4 pvc 6ft line out, it was just doaking the concrete slab, need to do another for the other one, slab is dry now
2 toilet flushers, 1 flap looked old and was leaky water there, other tge chain was too long and wraped around the pole, just got non chsin for both
Leaky delta faucet had to rebuild the cartridge
Lowes dont carry anode rods lol
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Going to spoil myself and got me the ryobi electric, on sale at hd fir 470 now, only diffetence between this and the 560$ model is the crosscut blde, i aint paying 100$ for 2 blades.
I actually )need a newl mower cuz i wanna try side discharge and i will be dethatching thus shitty lawn and my mower doesnt have a bag
But ill still keep it around as backup
I actually )need a newl mower cuz i wanna try side discharge and i will be dethatching thus shitty lawn and my mower doesnt have a bag
But ill still keep it around as backup
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