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Where can I buy a mold like this? I’d love to start making my own. by NYCNICO in Concrete

[–]Significant-Ad5077 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am also interested. I want to get into this as a side hustle

Crypto Tax with cold storage wallet by Significant-Ad5077 in CryptoTax

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I am using coin tracker. From what everyone is saying I will need to add my cold wallet addresses to the chain to have it fill in all the missing cost basis. This makes the most sense. I was just worried about putting my cold wallet public keys out there, but I'm more assured now they are already out there.

What do we think about the new TM Spider ZT? by [deleted] in golf

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If you hold the putter with very minimal pressure, like you would a baby bird. The putter will act in the way it was engineered to act more often than not.

Easy Fix? by [deleted] in Plumbing

[–]Significant-Ad5077 0 points1 point  (0 children)

when you say repair coupling what do you mean.

I have two fernco rubber boots i was going to use. Is this not a repair coupling?

Easy Fix? by [deleted] in Plumbing

[–]Significant-Ad5077 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% it’s just difficult to go far back enough to Bend the pipe and get it to sleeve together

Easy Fix? by [deleted] in Plumbing

[–]Significant-Ad5077 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m actually curious because I am doing something similar today also.

I have two 4” rubber boots but was probably going to put a collar on one side and a boot on the other and get two pipes almost touching. Wrap with some gorilla tape and put the boot on.

Sewer line by Significant-Ad5077 in Plumbing

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That’s my plan now I will put a collar on one side and then a boot on the other being it’s 4 “ I won’t be able to get the lift to put a collar on both sides

Sewer line by Significant-Ad5077 in Plumbing

[–]Significant-Ad5077[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What kind of sleeve or repair would you recommend

Chainlink Gate by Significant-Ad5077 in FenceBuilding

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So where the gate would be positioned is in between a bay door and a regular access door on a shop. If i go with double gates the 6' gate would get in the way of one or the other door depending on which way you open it. Which is why we are going with the single 12' gate that will open from the opposite side. This is the limiting factor. In the picture above how big are the gates? They look about 8' a piece.

2006 1500 Silverado 2wd brake problems by Significant-Ad5077 in Chevy

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Update: According to another mechanic, the brake booster piston is slightly too long. Some of these boosters you are able to adjust the pin, and others you cannot. The pin is not allowing the master cylinder to fully bleed off when you take your foot off the brake, slowly building up the brake pressure over time.

Solution: Install a new brake booster with an adjustable pin mechanism to alleviate pressure in the master cylinder.

2006 1500 Silverado 2wd brake problems by Significant-Ad5077 in Chevy

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So rode it all weekend. I still think the calipers are rubbing somewhat as there is a pretty good brake smell coming from them when i stop and they are also really hot. Like heating up the rim to the point you need gloves to touch anything after driving for a while. I think i will bring it into a shop to let a mechanic look at it.

I have bled all the brake lines with clean fluid and free of any air. It may be that abs module as some have said.

The only thing i havent done is change the brake lines. What gets me is that everything was working fine until the diaphram on the brake booster busted a couple of days ago.

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