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Yeah I saw it in an AVE video and bought it in like 2018 or 19. I've used it probably half a dozen times, and it works but not that well. It's like if a sawzall and a multi tool had a baby with a learning disability. Its hard to buy - they only sell it in the EU and the batteries are different...

Yeah I want one but I rarely have the need for one, so I've never bought one. You are right though a multi tool would have got this done easily. For this cut I used a jigsaw for the verticals, and the good old Bosch mini chainsaw for the horizontal.

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I wont show the back because I don't think how I got the liquid tight into the PVC box meets code, but I got it done. What a pain in the ass cutting in that hole was...

A while back we were talking about bidets, and while I don't have any immediate plans to buy one (so much $$$), I've just ripped the countertop off my bathroom vanity, so now is the time to add a plug for future bidet use. Luckily I was able to snake a wire from the electrical box into a hole in...

Great businessman and a hell of a driver. To do all the stuff he's done and it be a snowmobile accident to get him is a shame. RIP

My dad put a pellet stove in the garage last year that just has a small exhaust chimney out the wall. It works great. Its also nice that it can be set to a temperature like a normal furnace, just by controlling how many pellets it drops in. It's a lot less work than a wood store.

Merry Christmas lads !

If true Suzuki will be on suicide watch after being forced to update the DRZ.

I bought my dad one for Christmas a few years back. Im sure its better than nothing, but its basically something thats neat to look at. Not moving much air at all.

I've always wanted a bidet but have never had a bathroom where there was an outlet nearby for power. Cold does not sound enjoyable... In my master bath the I've got a wall with a GFIC outlet, a 60" vanity, and then the toilet all in a row. Could I run BX from the outlet through the inside of...

Ah the problem was because of the alignment of the trap to the drain. I thought I had it lined up a lot better than it actually was, and didn't notice I was off by like 3/8". Everywhere where the silicone was didn't leak, but where the rubber gasket got wedged into the threads is where the leak...

Plumbing will be the death of me... Riobel says to caulk the drain with silicone in a three different spots to make seal. Ok I do that and it has a slight leak when I left the sink full for of water for an hour. I go online, basically no YouTube video I can find mentions anything about caulk -...

Mine wasn't that dramatic, but was a similar sized lathe. Pulled a part out to do some work with a file and when I went to put it back in the 3 jaw I couldn't get it perfectly centered again. Adjust-On-Off. Adjust-On-Off. Adjust-On as I was pulling the key out at the same time but it caught and...

I did that in highschool shop class. Almost fainted after I got my hand free but to everyone's surprise no damage beyond a cut and some bruising to my hand.

New guest bathroom quartz countertop is installed. Goddamn drain is 1" off from the old sink... Need to make a trip to Home Hardware tomorrow.

Anyone seen or installed one of these stone countertop heaters? I like the idea of them for my bathroom vanity, but would need two...

When my grandpa died, my dad took my grandma to get all the bank accounts changed over to her name and a new credit card, since the card she had been using basically all of her adult life was in my grandpa's name. The bank originally wouldn't give her one. At that point my grandma was 75, never...

Isn't 1 just an O2 sensor socket? 2 snowmobile studs?

lol a month back I was in HH and on a Saturday looking at new drawer pulls on their big rotating display. I asked the guy at the customer service desk 15 feet away for a price and if they were special order, he said yeah they were special order but I'd have to ask the lady that works in the...