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Matthias 1 year ago
#10 Nope, learned how to caulk from a Youtube video.
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Tobias 1 year ago
Matthias, I’m a decent handyman but I hate caulking. Some kinds of caulk are worse than others.
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Margo 1 year ago
#1 Yep. 'Dr. Caligari & Son Countertops and Fixtures' strikes again.
#10 Hmmm...That's kinda how it looks when I let my dog do the caulking too.
#23 As a fairly competent craftsman...this photo actually annoys me on several levels, more than all the others in this string of pics. It...how... what th'...I mean...What the ffffu...son of a...who the ...AHHHH!!!
#10 Hmmm...That's kinda how it looks when I let my dog do the caulking too.
#23 As a fairly competent craftsman...this photo actually annoys me on several levels, more than all the others in this string of pics. It...how... what th'...I mean...What the ffffu...son of a...who the ...AHHHH!!!
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Manerva 1 year ago
#30 still not a fail, those "doors to nowhere, lol" exist to put equipment (hvac, water tanks, maybe a large plotter) that can't go up stairs, onto a second or higher level.
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Tobias 1 year ago
Manerva, no, you wouldn’t put a door there for equipment. A removable window possibly but never a door.
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Frank 1 year ago
#31 I think they are using 2 different colours of roofing shingles for traction on the stairs.
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Woody 1 year ago
#28 That's a three foot heat spread, what did they use a flamethower?
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Woody 1 year ago
#31 I don't see what's wrong... it looks like hundreds of staircases in my hometown.
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Woody 1 year ago
#37 Is it the grounding wire?
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Saul 1 year ago
Woody,
Could use a grommet, and some strain relief, but I have no idea otherwise.
Could use a grommet, and some strain relief, but I have no idea otherwise.
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Levy 1 year ago
Saul,
Shouldn't these conductors -- which all seem to be attached to the correct terminals -- be in either solid or flexible conduit?
Shouldn't these conductors -- which all seem to be attached to the correct terminals -- be in either solid or flexible conduit?
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Cy 1 year ago
I dont mind #23 actually.
Clever repurpose of an old bathtub.
Clever repurpose of an old bathtub.
#10 Hmmm...That's kinda how it looks when I let my dog do the caulking too.
#23 As a fairly competent craftsman...this photo actually annoys me on several levels, more than all the others in this string of pics. It...how... what th'...I mean...What the ffffu...son of a...who the ...AHHHH!!!
Could use a grommet, and some strain relief, but I have no idea otherwise.
Shouldn't these conductors -- which all seem to be attached to the correct terminals -- be in either solid or flexible conduit?
Clever repurpose of an old bathtub.