Please elaborate? Not necessarily looking at a fridge and things like that. Thinking more in terms of preparation and plating area
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i integrated my blackstone and added a prep/plating area on top of my firewood storage box - i use it a BUNCH. i wouldn't ever go as far as appliances outside, but having the blackstone integrated into the patio design was huge
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calibuck
Too soon old, too late smart
Yuk! Yuk! Can identify with the above. However, am not as talented as you guys are, when moved into 'retirement sized' home, built a large pergola in back yard, complete with 12' grill/serving/area, as well as adjacent sink/reefer/storage unit. In the three years gone, haven't even used it once. Now, we're moving back to C'bus, and doing the same thing, buying a new build, and designing inside as we see fit. Anyway, will NOT be putting in the elaborate backyard kitchen, which should save many thousands of dollars. PS, with my limited skills, installed drywall, taped, mudded, and then sanded down to paint. Not pleasant journey. Hopefully you aren't like me, where wifey has number of skilled guy who can come correct my mistakes.
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You never use them as much as you except outside maybe a holiday or two or birthday. They also have some of the worst ROI if you ever decide to sell the home.
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buxfan4life
The future's so bright, I've gotta wear... shades.
Is this where you wash and store your weed? Nice.
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I built one of those trendy new storage tote containers for the garage with some recycled 2x4's from the MIL's basement , this past weekend. has one small section that holds 4 (2x2), and one that holds 9 (3x3), the 2x2 has a work bench/shelf on it, and the top of the 3x3 has a shelf. I still plan on adding a 2x2 on the other end to finish out the wall, but i have to buy a few 2x4s for that.
now every season i wont have to go get the damn containers out of the loft in the shed, they'll be right at the house and the mrs can do as she wishes . Earned myself a few brownie points for my next fuckup or unplanned pew purchase, LOL
now every season i wont have to go get the damn containers out of the loft in the shed, they'll be right at the house and the mrs can do as she wishes . Earned myself a few brownie points for my next fuckup or unplanned pew purchase, LOL
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Anyone using a simple CAD or sketch app to draw up some basic plans. I downloaded FreeCAD but couldn’t figure out how to get it into feet and inches.
Need to sketch up a deck design for a permit and don’t want to hand draw it
Need to sketch up a deck design for a permit and don’t want to hand draw it
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DubCoffman62
Lazy Slob
Toilet was leaking from the tank to the bowl. Bought a new flapper, still leaks. Bought the whole shebang, a new kit, replaced the flush valve, fill valve, new flapper, gaskets... still leaks. May need a new toilet.
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buxfan4life
The future's so bright, I've gotta wear... shades.
Exact thing happened to me about a year ago. There is probably a hairline crack near one of the bolt holes in the tank. Replacing the whole unit is not hard, just nasty business cleaning up the old wax seal.
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DubCoffman62
Lazy Slob
Mine's 20 years old, I think it may be time.Agree. Replaced many a crapper as can be expected.
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DubCoffman62
Lazy Slob
I try to most of the handy work myself because my wife freaks when someone comes into the house. In her mind they're looking for any stain or spot of dust so that they can call her a bad wife. She's nuts. If someone does have to come she schedules it for when she's not here then afterward asks me if he said anything.
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