Is there a way to finish this wall-to-ceiling joint without messing with the ceiling?
Double check: Latex paint over oil-based stain is ok?
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Will 2 edge-glued boards have the same strength as a single board of the same width when used as a beam?
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Need some tool organization inspiration for workshop/jobsite mobility.
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Is this about to burn my house down?
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Are Enhet cabinet sides bored for adjustable shelving?
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Are these things a bad idea?
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I'm in a world of pain with this steel door. Help!
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Anyone else get tired of Ridgid's nonsensical pricing strategy.
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Getting ready to paint this! Can ya'll help this paint dummy get it right?
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Getting there!
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Cordless roofing / siding nailer options?
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Slab foundation tolerances. How annoyed should I be? (I'm the carpenter.)
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Anyone ditched their table saw and miter saw for a track saw and MFT?
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Novice carpenter here: Raising and temporarily supporting walls on a slab.
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Started designing a miter station and realized I don't understand how to use a miter saw. Or a tape measure. Or something. What the heck?
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Whole house surge protector wires singed. What happened here?
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What fabric could I use for this unconventional project?
Can I deduct home improvement as a business expense if I did them solely for the sake of my business?
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Apple Health: How can I add date markers or combine data to get better insight?
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Ok, who has figured out how to see all their assigned cards AND checklist items on one screen?
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Can I get some recommendations for stress management courses?
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Is this a competent way to frame this wall?
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Can you reference boards and cards by UID in automations?
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