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Roofing, Gutters and All Waterproofing Anywhere
08-23-08, 10:16 PM
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Where does the first sheet go?
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I greatly appreciate the advice. I did a mock...
I greatly appreciate the advice. I did a mock run to see how the drip edge attaches, and decided to have the plywood extend just about an inch over the 1x fascia. I'm working solo, so this all...
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Roofing, Gutters and All Waterproofing Anywhere
08-23-08, 09:43 AM
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Where does the first sheet go?
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Where does the first sheet go?
I'd like to start sheathing the 14/12 roof of my shed today, but I can't decide how much beyond the rafter tails I should go with the OSB, if at all. The tails are cut plumb, so if I start a sheet...
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Roofing, Gutters and All Waterproofing Anywhere
08-22-08, 06:28 PM
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what's that angle?
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OK, so if the included angle that's created at...
OK, so if the included angle that's created at the peak is 81.202, then I can miter each rafter's top end at 49.399 degrees (give or take...) and I'll have it right.
Right?
180 - 81.202 = 98.798...
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Roofing, Gutters and All Waterproofing Anywhere
08-22-08, 05:16 AM
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what's that angle?
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Well, I found the answer. I ended up at...
Well, I found the answer. I ended up at http://www.wonderhowto.com and there are several videos for how to use a framing sqaure and a speed square. If anyone else is in the dark like I was, these...
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Roofing, Gutters and All Waterproofing Anywhere
08-21-08, 08:59 PM
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what's that angle?
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I was starting to do that, but I knew there had...
I was starting to do that, but I knew there had to be a better way. I don't want to be off by a little bit and have it translate to a lotta bit at the ends. And I'd have to rebuild the fly rafters...
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Roofing, Gutters and All Waterproofing Anywhere
08-21-08, 08:10 PM
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what's that angle?
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what's that angle?
Hello. I received delivery of my 14/12 10-foot gable storage trusses, but I don't know the angle (in degrees) of the miter at the top (where the 2 rafters meet). The reason I think I want to know...
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Greenhouses, Sheds and Sun Rooms
08-04-08, 07:16 PM
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stick building the roof vs. trusses
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Can collar ties actually be the ceiling joists...
Can collar ties actually be the ceiling joists that complete the triangle, and sit atop the top plates? Or, do the collar ties have to be up higher, for me to bump my head on?
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Greenhouses, Sheds and Sun Rooms
08-03-08, 09:18 PM
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stick building the roof vs. trusses
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The roof will be (probably) a 12/12. I don't...
The roof will be (probably) a 12/12. I don't need to walk around up there - just store some patio chairs, pots, hoses, etc (summer stuff).
I just don't know if a beam with rafters, tied into...
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07-30-08, 08:14 PM
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stick building the roof vs. trusses
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stick building the roof vs. trusses
Greetings all. For a 10x15 shed, if I want an attic can I stick frame the roof with a ridge beam and rafters, and use the accompanying ceiling joists for the attic floor decking? It seems like...
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06-20-08, 08:26 PM
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Wood barn sash windows, how to rough
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Below is a link to a picture of a barn sash...
Below is a link to a picture of a barn sash window being inserted. The technique used in this installation only allows the window to be tilted inward a little bit, or removed entirely. I am trying...
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06-19-08, 04:57 AM
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Wood barn sash windows, how to rough
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Wood barn sash windows, how to rough
Hello all. I am building a shed and have 4 22"Wx29"H cheap wooden barn sash windows. They are trimmable to a 1/2 inch from each side. I have never made a rough opening for these, and am not sure...
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Fences, Posts, Railings and Gates
06-09-07, 01:48 PM
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Post A is good. Where does Post B go?
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Thanks. We have a straight 40'x120' city lot. ...
Thanks. We have a straight 40'x120' city lot. I'll keep looking for the property markers (I could only find one.).
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06-09-07, 12:07 PM
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Post A is good. Where does Post B go?
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Post A is good. Where does Post B go?
Hello. First time fence builder.
I know where my first corner's post can go, but I'm not sure where to put the opposite end's post (I don't have enough reference points). That is, how do I know...
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Passenger Cars, Mini Vans, SUV Service and Repairs. (No Trucks)
04-12-07, 12:49 PM
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Ranger tailgate linkage
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rbrat: were you successful? I'm having trouble...
rbrat: were you successful? I'm having trouble removing my old cables (they both snapped). Something happened on the inside that I can't access, or they are captive screws that just don't come out....
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Plumbing and Piping
10-15-06, 07:13 AM
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Wow, does that ever smell bad!
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thanks for the advice. I just looked around for...
thanks for the advice. I just looked around for an access panel to the bathroom plumbing. There's none. The previous homeowner gutted the house and put it back together himself, without leaving...
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Plumbing and Piping
10-15-06, 05:19 AM
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Wow, does that ever smell bad!
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Wow, does that ever smell bad!
Good morning everyone.
We have a shower stall and a separate tub. Junior gets a bath every night in the tub, and that's its only use. After we drain the tub, it's gag time. The sewer gas comes...
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Home Entertainment Center: TVs, Stereos, VCRs, DVDs/BluRay and Media Players
10-05-06, 04:21 AM
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Rooftop antenna, lightning, 2 channels gone
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Thanks for your responses. I hooked up a...
Thanks for your responses. I hooked up a different tv to the antenna, and every channels works. I guess that isolates the problem to the other set, and I suppose it's safe to blame it on the...
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Home Entertainment Center: TVs, Stereos, VCRs, DVDs/BluRay and Media Players
10-04-06, 05:05 AM
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Rooftop antenna, lightning, 2 channels gone
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Thanks for your response. Yup, double-checked...
Thanks for your response.
Yup, double-checked the Program Channels function - it never sees our two "lowest" channels.
After reading some other posts, I suppose the next thing to do is remove the...
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Home Entertainment Center: TVs, Stereos, VCRs, DVDs/BluRay and Media Players
10-03-06, 07:59 PM
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Rooftop antenna, lightning, 2 channels gone
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Rooftop antenna, lightning, 2 channels gone
Last night lightning struck very close to our home, if not on our home - street lights went off for about 25 seconds. We have a rooftop antenna - visually, it's fine (looking from the sidewalk)....
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Plumbing and Piping
07-25-06, 10:09 PM
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big basement backup
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sdp321
I snaked the heck out of the final trap with my...
I snaked the heck out of the final trap with my little attach-it-to-your-drill snake and it's running clear now. What came back up on the snake appeared to be laundry lint. I did more laundry and...
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Plumbing and Piping
07-25-06, 08:25 AM
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big basement backup
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big basement backup
Before I start snaking the wrong area, breaking stuff, soaking myself, or just making the problem worse, I'd like to read the expert suggestions you guys might have.
Here's the facts:
1. I...
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Passenger Cars, Mini Vans, SUV Service and Repairs. (No Trucks)
02-27-06, 05:31 AM
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Blowing the trailer lights fuse
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I never did gain enough time yesterday to...
I never did gain enough time yesterday to troubleshoot the trailer, but I need to do it soon - today, Wednesday, I don't know...
I appreciate the advice this far though - I'll report my findings...
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Passenger Cars, Mini Vans, SUV Service and Repairs. (No Trucks)
02-26-06, 06:41 AM
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Blowing the trailer lights fuse
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sdp321
Thanks Frankiee. I've been wanting to buy a...
Thanks Frankiee.
I've been wanting to buy a meter for a long while, and now I have a good opportunity. Electricity, chain saws, and anything under pressure are things I have tried to avoid thus...
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Passenger Cars, Mini Vans, SUV Service and Repairs. (No Trucks)
02-26-06, 05:06 AM
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Blowing the trailer lights fuse
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sdp321
Good morning Flopshot, Can you tell me what you...
Good morning Flopshot,
Can you tell me what you mean by checking each lug on the trailer connector for continuity to ground? I have to drive about 30 miles to where I left the trailer overnight,...
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Passenger Cars, Mini Vans, SUV Service and Repairs. (No Trucks)
02-25-06, 07:32 PM
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Blowing the trailer lights fuse
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17,504
Posted By
sdp321
Thanks for the advice - I really appreciate it. ...
Thanks for the advice - I really appreciate it. I'll go out in the morning and do what you suggested.
Thanks again.
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