what did you do around the house today?

[bjstare]

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The Hansen trays are designed to be hung from a store display, but I'm not sure I'd trust them just being hung like that full of sockets - they're just plastic after all. If I wanted to put them on pegboard, I'd build an angled platform for them.

Behold, MSPaint.

I think the spice rack orientation makes a lot more sense, but yes. Unless you think that's what a spice rack looks like, in which case wtf?

[BerserkerCatSplat]

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Oh I like that! Green drawer liners make everything east to see.

I was going to get the racks but I dont have enough sockets to fill them all out and empty posts would drive me crazy haha.

Yeah the drawer liner was pretty cheap on Amazon, like $15 for a huge 18" wide roll. It's really great, keeps stuff from rolling around a bit too.

Empty socket slots are easily fixed, just buy more tools! Who cares if literally nothing you own uses a 27mm bolt head! I filled out most of the 1/2 drive sockets as I needed them for suspension stuff (pic is old, drawer is a lot more full these days) but I couldn't' be bothered to buy more of the 3/8&1/4 sockets.

[Tik-Tok]

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Yeah the drawer liner was pretty cheap on Amazon, like $15 for a huge 18" wide roll. It's really great, keeps stuff from rolling around a bit too.

Empty socket slots are easily fixed, just buy more tools! Who cares if literally nothing you own uses a 27mm bolt head! I filled out most of the 1/2 drive sockets as I needed them for suspension stuff (pic is old, drawer is a lot more full these days) but I couldn't' be bothered to buy more of the 3/8&1/4 sockets.

Any empty spots should be filled with 10mm and 7/16" sockets

[max_boost]

Replaced the toilet flapper lol

[sxtasy]

Built a tiered garden box out of cedar 2x6 and 2x4.


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Set my posts in concrete

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Lined with weed fabric

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Need a little more dirt, cut the posts level, add a top plate to posts, then the plan is to put lattice in the back and some chicken wire in the front.

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[arcticcat522]

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Any empty spots should be filled with 10mm and 7/16" sockets

This guy gets it. I've always seemed to need 10mm and 14mm

[arcticcat522]

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Built a tiered garden box out of cedar 2x6 and 2x4.


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Set my posts in concrete

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Lined with weed fabric

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Need a little more dirt, cut the posts level, add a top plate to posts, then the plan is to put lattice in the back and some chicken wire in the front.

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I've got a bunch of good soil if you need some to fill them. Located in NW Calgary if you are close. But judging by how green everything is, I doubt it.

[OTown]

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How often do you have them/furnace cleaned? I did mine first day when I took possession which was 7 years ago but a co-worker said he does his every 2 years which I think is too soon, house shouldnt be that dirty.

The technicians said anywhere from 2-3 years depending on if you live in dusty/developing area, have pets, etc. I think the last time it was done was 2013 if we go by stickers, and the amount of shit they got out was insane. They even found stuff the previous cleaning company missed, including empty water bottles, nails, drywall, and wood chunks. I gotta say the air quality in here is noticeably nicer now.

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who did you go with to do this?

I went through Alberta Home Services. I would highly recommend them, great customer service, techs were awesome and answered my many questions (first time ive ever seen it done so was curious). They were pretty quick but did a thorough job.

https://albertahomeservices.com/

I got this package from them, great deal.

Basic Residential Package - $109

Package Details
Benefect® Air Duct Disinfectant - Free!
Regular price is $179 – $70 OFF!
No Extra Charge for Mid & High Efficiency
Complete Furnace Cleaning (1 Unit)
Duct Work Cleaning
Includes Up to 10 Air Vents*
Multi-Point System Check™
FREE Exterior Water Tank Cleaning

[thinmyster]

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I have one of the Ernst rails, they're OK but I found I prefer labeled racks for sockets so the Ernst gets used for bit-socket duty.

I ended up with the PA Hansen clone trays and they're great.

Hey where did you get your trays from?

[G-ZUS]

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Hey where did you get your trays from?

Looks like princess auto trays

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Any empty spots should be filled with 10mm and 7/16" sockets

You need a whole tray filled with 10 mm sockets as spares

[BerserkerCatSplat]

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Hey where did you get your trays from?

Princess Auto! If you search "socket holder" on their site you'll see them. They're ~$100 if you buy them separately at regular price, but they periodically go on sale for ~60% off if you're patient. When I bought mine they had the whole set in one box but it looks like they don't offer that anymore.

If you are in a hurry, you can get the actual Hansen trays on Amazon for about the same price (~$100), or a set of knockoff trays for around $50.

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I'm impressed, this is my organization:

[sabad66]

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The technicians said anywhere from 2-3 years depending on if you live in dusty/developing area, have pets, etc. I think the last time it was done was 2013 if we go by stickers, and the amount of shit they got out was insane. They even found stuff the previous cleaning company missed, including empty water bottles, nails, drywall, and wood chunks. I gotta say the air quality in here is noticeably nicer now.



I went through Alberta Home Services. I would highly recommend them, great customer service, techs were awesome and answered my many questions (first time ive ever seen it done so was curious). They were pretty quick but did a thorough job.

https://albertahomeservices.com/

I got this package from them, great deal.

that's actually a really good deal compared to what i've seen from the bigger well known companies. Will def look into them - thx for the review.

[dj_rice]

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Princess Auto! If you search "socket holder" on their site you'll see them. They're ~$100 if you buy them separately at regular price, but they periodically go on sale for ~60% off if you're patient. When I bought mine they had the whole set in one box but it looks like they don't offer that anymore.

If you are in a hurry, you can get the actual Hansen trays on Amazon for about the same price (~$100), or a set of knockoff trays for around $50.

PA is doing free shipping on all orders right now. No minimum purchase. Free shipping up to $100. If shipping costs are over $100, you pay the difference. Ordered an oil change drain pan for $7.99. Purolator express shipping was $41 but they covered it. Insane!!

**edit, looks like they've updated it to minimum $25 order now**

[cycosis]

Built an arbor that that has multiple attachments for kiddo swing and hammock. Kiddo approves

[cet]

That looks fantastic. I may borrow your design for my own yard.

[cycosis]

Was pretty easy. I used the Ozco brackets to bolt it all together.

[rage2]

Installed a permanent home for an outdoor AP. 300mbps in every piece of my yard after I get some ends on the cable. Hope all this shit lasts outdoors lol.

[killramos]

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Installed a permanent home for an outdoor AP. 300mbps in every piece of my yard after I get some ends on the cable. Hope all this shit lasts outdoors lol.

Is that a lite?

Why not just get one of unifi’s outdoor rated ones? ( Pro or M-Pro)

My brother was showing me an M pro he picked up yesterday, it’s enormous. About the same size as your junction box though lol

[flipstah]

I'd make the CAT hole bigger and put a gasket but it looks great!