A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
Yep, vents on one end with no baffles are no use. Looks like you got it covered.
I think I spent my years supply of nice Leo on on confirmation boooo
Yep, vents on one end with no baffles are no use. Looks like you got it covered.
You maybe right, bummer.I think I spent my years supply of nice Leo on on confirmation boooo
What is the outside finish?Bathroom window is.... Shit
Anyway I removed the frame around it as that was being replaced anyway but it looks like its already a replacement so where do I measure?
Btw the sheet rock was never there... I pulled the frame off clean, no sheetrock came with it :|
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What is the outside finish?
I'm setting this place on fire
Looks like a window inside a window...Bathroom window is.... Shit
Anyway I removed the frame around it as that was being replaced anyway but it looks like its already a replacement so where do I measure?
Btw the sheet rock was never there... I pulled the frame off clean, no sheetrock came with it :|
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aluminum siding
Looks like a window inside a window...
I replaced a dozen windows in our house about 12 years ago... I thought the cedar shingles on the outside were a pain in the ass, I wouldn't want to deal with vinyl siding.
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if there is a clad frame, it would be easier.
if it is right up to the edge with J channel....
can you take out the internal, and put a sash kit on the old outside window?
would need some trim, but not difficult. I did 20ish marvin tilt-packs kits at my place.
work great - no messing with the frame, no losing glass size.
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if there is a clad frame, it would be easier.
if it is right up to the edge with J channel....
can you take out the internal, and put a sash kit on the old outside window?
would need some trim, but not difficult. I did 20ish marvin tilt-packs kits at my place.
work great - no messing with the frame, no losing glass size.
The grill saga continues....
So I wanted a decent window to change out the igniter/collector and burner tubes. Because things go sideways.
I prepped the other night, cleaning out the bed.
I usually do a deep clean on my grills once or twice a year, but I had avoided it on this one because I figured all that mess was holding it together.
I wasn’t far off.
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Adapted shop vac to pick up the crumbs, but not the lava rock
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Some success
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So no pictures from the real work, but there were 4 screwdrivers, 4-5 wrenches, 2 sawzalls and a lot of swearing involved in swapping the igniter/collector tubes.
Here’s where it sits:
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I saved the burners for last, because just one screw, that’ll be easy, right?
3 of the 4 were rusted in place.
Running out of time, and not wanting to replace the whole pan, I stopped here for now.
Luckily the one burner I could swap was the one that needed replacing the most.
That piece of the pan is $30, but just debating all the rusted bolts holding it in place. I’ll see where I want to go.
In the meantime, put the shelf back on, and fresh mars rocks, because why not?
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Then of course let’s use it!
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Updated pic needed of the backyard course assuming it’s finished ?Trunt this
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Into this
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in about 45 minutes.
Balance obstacle for the ninja course.
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