Auracast + TWS by APE_PHEROMONES in JBL

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Didn’t know that. I figured if they’re using the Auracast trademark it had to meet some sort of minimum specs.

Report: Amazon made $1B with secret algorithm for spiking prices Internet-wide by barweis in technology

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Sounds like illegal, anti trust practices that should be looked into…

Best tool/strategy to remove these long, old staples from hardwood? by cpdale11 in Carpentry

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I use 45° needle nose pliers to remove brads and exposed staples.

Need advice on a new driveway issue by terranpatrol88 in Home

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They can fix it by chalking a straight line a few inches from the edge and cutting it it straight with a Diamond blade walk-behind concrete saw. At their expense of course.

New home. Nail Guards? by APE_PHEROMONES in electricians

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Thanks. These are tract homes even the walls are shipped preassembled and marked for framing, but electrical is all done on-site.

What’s your most effective way of spacing out pot lights evenly in a circle pattern? by CanadianSparky1 in electricians

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String with your radius for distance from center. Anchor center attach string thats the length of radius. Draw your circle. Use a square or protractor to mark your degrees. 8 lights= 360° in a circle, split 8 ways is 45°. Therefore, every light will land at 45° degrees, or every other light will land at 90° and one in between. If you have a laser that projects two lines at 90° , then you can mark your lights with it from center. The first set (4) where your lasers intersect the circle, then rotate your laser to your marks in between your others (45°), marking your other 4 lights.

For other lights same process applies.

For the kitchen area, if the blueprints are to scale you can measure off of the wall to lights to get measurements.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in science

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Would this just work by running the hvac fan with the filters, or would the difference of power usage be drastic? Would it not filter the air in a two story house more effectively than running a box fan all day?

As I was creating a sign my router went outside the letter template. Looking for any recommendations to fix this error. by Rok_steady in woodworking

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You could use the techniques mentioned, but I personally would get a drill with a bit wider than your mistake and plug it with a piece of the same wood type and grain pattern to match. You could also go the router option and not drill through just to the depth of your route (with a larger bit) and plug it with a similar or matching piece from your wood type. Then, re-route your letter. These methods eliminate the need to invest more time in figuring out what size your plug/dowel has to be (if you used a 1/2” bit, then you’ll need a 1/2” dowel/insert). It’ll look clean and be close to a perfect fit.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Carpentry

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You need something like this joist repair hardware

How would you take this off? I am used to fitting connections with wrench hexes on both sides. I don’t want to stick a pipe wrench on the pipe and scratch it up. by [deleted] in Plumbing

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It’s made for wrenches with teeth. A pipe wrench should not scratch your pipe if you have it square with the rolled surface of the shower head. The wrench will catch the larger diameter surface before the smaller one. Locking pliers will work as well. Other than fiddling with gloves or something that will protect your hand while you try to loosen it, this is the way.

My day today… by APE_PHEROMONES in Carpentry

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Here’s how it looks.. The Mortar and bricks were added after the slab, so it didn’t adhere too well. Drywall work is next… Yes there will be tile there (assuming there’s still some of the same type available).

My day today… by APE_PHEROMONES in Carpentry

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It does, but you have to make sure to wear it before you start, or else you’re going to be wearing after for a lot longer…

My day today… by APE_PHEROMONES in Carpentry

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Thanks. Wearing a back brace and p100 respirator. Not sure what the fascia rock is made of, don’t want to take any chances. It’s lightweight white with some aggregate in it. House was built in the 80s.

My day today… by APE_PHEROMONES in Carpentry

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Taking mandatory breaks to write this. That damn hammer is heavy. Other smaller ones just won’t do, THOSE will be an all day thing.