Discussion Forum
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Repairing a drywall crack.
I framed my shop building using 2x6 studs, 16" oc. Fiber batt insulation. I hung and taped the drywall. I used screws and foam-type adheasive. Used paper tape and Durabond…
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Dual function circuit breaker for bathroom applications.
I'm remodeling my bathroom, and circumstances make it easier to use a circuit breaker rather than a GFCI outlet.Is it OK to use a dual function (GFCI / AFCI) circuit…
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Fixing Drywall Bruises
I don't usually do drywall. On the job I'm doing now I've had to hang about a dozen sheets. I've managed to bruise the drywall in a couple of spots…
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Drywall questions
I have a few Drywall questions for all you experienced hangers and tapers.1. For an inside corner, rather than messing with taping and mudding, couldn't you just score the back…
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Insulating Room in Attic Trusses
I’m constructing a shop building for myself – 44′ x 30′ with a second floor/attic space. The main floor will be heated workshop space with a ceiling hung unit heater. …
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Insulating my new workshop
Built myself a new workshop, getting ready to insulate. The wall construction is 2 x 6, Tyvek, and T 111 with high quality exterior acrylic latex primer and top coat. …
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T-111 Siding for a 12′ 6″ high wall
I am building a work shop for myself. The walls are 12 feet 6 inches tall, 2 x 6 studs. I will be using 5/8" x 4' x 8' T-111…
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Energy Efficent Shop / Garage Doors
Hi All, Working up a design for a 28 x 40 shop for working on cars. The plan is to heat the building so I can work in the winter…
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Foundation recommendation
Getting ready to build a freestanding shop building in my backyard, this spring. Everyone recommends going with a conventional wood framed floor for comfort (easier on the legs and joints). …
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Foundation recomendation
Getting ready to build a freestanding shop building in my backyard, this spring. Everyone recommends going with a conventional wood framed floor for comfort (easier on the legs and joints). …