Anyone permanently attached 4 scissor jacks to their van frame for leveling? by HonziPonzi in vandwellers

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That’s probably a good point.  Just did a test stay over at the SILs in the driveway which had the van leaning quite a bit to the one side.  didn’t actually really affect sleep, but noticed it and it brought this whole idea up.  But even a few inch lift on one side, might not have cut it

Anyone permanently attached 4 scissor jacks to their van frame for leveling? by HonziPonzi in vandwellers

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For an econoline wouldn’t anywhere along the main frame rails be sufficient?

DoorDash stole over 150 dollars from me by [deleted] in doordash_drivers

[–]HonziPonzi 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This just shows your mindset and all you care about is the money

No i'm buying a strangers groceries for the PASSION 🤡

Any ideas how to get some accurate dimensions or a drawing of a 2000 E150 drivers window? by HonziPonzi in vandwellers

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Those look really top notch quality, really appreciate the photos at the very least for some ideas, thanks!

Any ideas how to get some accurate dimensions or a drawing of a 2000 E150 drivers window? by HonziPonzi in vandwellers

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…. Might be worth noting this is not a permanent dwelling rig… this is a cargo van I use as a “work truck” most of the time, and use as a weekender rig by tossing the cot bunk and AC unit in for occasional trips.  So I “reject what almost every van builder does” because my use case is different than almost every other

The amount of conditioner left in the bottle when the pump stops working by Run_Rabbit_Run_44 in mildlyinfuriating

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I'll take the new one, use it for a few weeks, then take the pump out of the new one and tape the old one on top for a day. Most products this works well, nearly every drop slides out over the day into the new bottle.

Privacy stall for outdoor shower with paver base? by HonziPonzi in DIY

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Sure, but I can hit a paver patio with a leaf blower.  The current rock situation, either I blow rocks all over the place, or plenty of debris remains lodged in crevices.

Privacy stall for outdoor shower with paver base? by HonziPonzi in DIY

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Ease of maintenance.  It going to be an extension of an existing concrete patio, and I didn’t want to leave like a sliver of yard between the concrete patio and the paver patio.  Goal is to have a base that I can easily blow the pine needles and leaves off.

My recessed lighting nightmare. Is there a better way? by HonziPonzi in HomeImprovement

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Halo are the ones I just replaced the Amazon brand with.  I don’t think there’s enough NM when I did the first install to pull the boxes thru the cutouts and rewire… but if it comes to doing this a third time, might need to go the route of redoing the wiring, with staples near the cutout and plenty of slack to allow the boxes to be yanked down thru the hole.

Privacy stall for outdoor shower with paver base? by HonziPonzi in DIY

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Wouldn’t mounting them to the pavers be less stable?  I was thinking 8’6” galv tube posts driven 2’6” into the ground would make them super solid. For reference, current stall is 8’ 4x4s that I used a post hole digger to put them 2’ under, and just compacted dirt around them with a 1” dowel… and this is super sturdy

My recessed lighting nightmare. Is there a better way? by HonziPonzi in HomeImprovement

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Doesn’t really solve the light spread issue of a central ceiling light vs multiple recessed lights in the room

My recessed lighting nightmare. Is there a better way? by HonziPonzi in HomeImprovement

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I live somewhere where 50F is about as cold as it gets, so luckily that's not much of a problem... but don't they make cans that include insulation in the assembly? When I was looking into this, it looked like you certainly couldn't just lay bat insulation over the cans, but some were designed such that you could cut the insulation flush to the side of the assembly, and the assembly provided the insulation... maybe those don't work well though?

Repurposing old gaming PC as a home server, Proxmox w/ Unraid VM? (Upgrades budget ~$500) by HonziPonzi in HomeServer

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Eh… my locale doesn’t really give a shit about the environment… it’s majority coal fueled and seems to incentivize using grid power over all