The DIY thread - DIYourself
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decided the tailgate pad i got for my truck was too much of a PITA to get on and off without buckles, problem solved! (ok, my wife did the sewing for me, but im still gonna count it!) p.s. this cost like $7
also saved my string trimmer for $1.26, the bolt that holds the crankcase closed fell out and it wouldnt start, so off the home depot with the other bolt (yes only two holding the cap on) to find me some replacements.
also saved my string trimmer for $1.26, the bolt that holds the crankcase closed fell out and it wouldnt start, so off the home depot with the other bolt (yes only two holding the cap on) to find me some replacements.
Shout out to my boy @Kirt for this reco
Had some chairs Mrs Manic was ready to curbside.
Not me though.
This stuff did the trick easily.
It does the trick quickly, but don’t wait too long to rinse it off.
I let one chair sit too long, and it started to break it down a bit.
Now it has a milky white film to it that rubs off a little.
No biggie, they are bonfire chairs.
10/10 would use again.
Had some chairs Mrs Manic was ready to curbside.
Not me though.
This stuff did the trick easily.
It does the trick quickly, but don’t wait too long to rinse it off.
I let one chair sit too long, and it started to break it down a bit.
Now it has a milky white film to it that rubs off a little.
No biggie, they are bonfire chairs.
10/10 would use again.
i now have air in my basement for whatever (seating tubeless, pumping up tires, cleaning shit, nail guns ect) finally got around to running the hose from my big 60gallon in the garage to the basement, as a side bonus, i dont have to listen to it run when it DOES kick on either
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i now have air in my basement for whatever (seating tubeless, pumping up tires, cleaning shit, nail guns ect) finally got around to running the hose from my big 60gallon in the garage to the basement, as a side bonus, i dont have to listen to it run when it DOES kick on either
Hung on a decking screw. Get your facts straight!.
If I can find a cheap enough retracting reel I'll jump on it, just not high on the list.
serviceguy
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What about a coiled/anti kink hose?
i have one of those cheapo (hf) coiled 1/4 hoses that i plug in when i need it, i kind of hate that hose tbh, it always seems to be getting caught on stuff and knocking shit over
one piece crank
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Decks and Docks - what is the preferred stain for both (considering NJ's war on VOC's) ?????
I also have a large swath of dirt requiring attention. Plan is for 2-3" of crushed stone topped with a layer of pea gravel, potentially with some paver sand mixed in (apparently that can help serve as a bit of a binder). Anyone have experience with using pea grave? There are so many tree roots that pavers aren't really feasible and we walk through here all the time so I don't know that mulch really makes sense.
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