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Re: almost free concrete anchor

Beauty eh! Time to stock up on some # 12Gauge scraps....

posted: 2:41 am on August 15th  

Re: Drilling out a 1-1/2 inch deadbolt hole to a new 2-1/8 inch hole

Good one....Thanks

posted: 2:35 am on August 15th  

Re: Saving Money On dump fees

If you took the time to cut it to fit between floor joists you could increase the density of a plywood floor for sound deadening.... it would be a bit labor intensive but it would keep it out of the ground and increase the quality of the house.

20 years ago I saw dry wallers stashing it in the walls and also screwing it to the underside of the plywood deck.

posted: 2:26 am on August 15th