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This might be a fun thread (or it may be really stupid).
Do you have any Words of Wisdom to share about attacking Do It Yourself projects?

Some To Start:
Never, ever do anything the easy way when there is a perfectly good hard way available. (My life's motto for everything!)

Instead of paying someone $100.00 to do a job, buy $400.00 worth of tools and d...

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We own a 1940s home that has a covered porch with cement/mortar set mosaic tile (maybe is brick?). Someone then put tile over top of that, which I removed with a 11lb rotary hammer. There's still a decent amount of thinset mortar remaining though and I'd like to get as much removed as possible (see picture of what this looks like). I've been using a cold chisel/hammer but its ta...

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I have an one-piece seamless acrylic shower with all curve edges that does not pool water. It is essentially impossible for mold to grow not even serratia marcescens (that pink bacteria). I had that shower for over 6 months, love it.

I need to renovate another shower, but I cannot find a one-piece seamless shower for that alcove size. What is my next best option for a m...

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I am planning to install 2 electrical devices in my bathroom, a electrical heating element in my towel rail, which I expect to be about 150W, and a bidet attachment with instant hot water heating, with peak power usage of about 1600W. Both will require an electrical supply. Both can be permanently connected, and don't require a plug/socket. What are the relevant wiring regulatio...

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Sure it's a run/rise calculation but I always sucked at geometry

What angle needs to be cut so the bottom of the ramp board touches the ground? And what is the calculation to find degrees?


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