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    got one of these for the garage man door. Picks up cars driving by on the street over 40ft away.

    https://www.homedepot.ca/product/def...ght/1000858233

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pacman View Post
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    Any suggestions on motion sensor activated flood lights? Battery or hardwired?
    I have the hardwired Wyze flood cam and no complaints...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pacman View Post
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    Any suggestions on motion sensor activated flood lights? Battery or hardwired?
    I bought some LED one on sale from Costco. I think it was $29. But its solar. Hardwired would probably be best
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    You know those bored stay at home moms who's entire lives revolve around driving their kids to soccer, various cleaning accessories, and worrying about neighbourhood rapists? The kind of people that watch the View and go "uh huh..." Those unfulfilled people who try to fill the void in their empty lives by writing whiny letters to the editor complaining about shit that no one really cares about?

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    Anyone know of trusted general contractors to extend a wardrobe door? It requires cutting the wall to expand the entrance + new doors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flipstah View Post
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    Anyone know of trusted general contractors to extend a wardrobe door? It requires cutting the wall to expand the entrance + new doors.
    Thats going to be a really tough one because its such a small job that you will have a difficult time getting anyone willing to do it. If you're at all handy I would highly suggest doing that yourself, start watching youtube videos now on framing and hanging doors. Its not tough but you will pull your hair out trying to get someone in for that. Good luck!
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    Meh, they all look like Jackie Chan to me
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    I'm generally cute.

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    Quote Originally Posted by schurchill39 View Post
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    Thats going to be a really tough one because its such a small job that you will have a difficult time getting anyone willing to do it. If you're at all handy I would highly suggest doing that yourself, start watching youtube videos now on framing and hanging doors. Its not tough but you will pull your hair out trying to get someone in for that. Good luck!
    Ah fuck that's what I was afraid of.

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    Links to more and before and afters. 15 years of a shit piling up
    In the laundry room I decided to finally do something about it . Managed to do it for Just shy of 1800. Still need to add backsplash and a bit of trim . Started with this super awkward shaped laundry room and just tried to make the best of it.

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    Before/After are night and day, well done. Tough space to work with but I think you nailed it
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    @loweg was that a second hand kitchen or something? Looks great, huge improvement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bjstare View Post
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    @loweg was that a second hand kitchen or something? Looks great, huge improvement.
    Yep friend/client got rid of a 1 year old kitchen and it was just gonna end up in the bin . Made use of his counters and cabinets . The electrical panel is inside the shorter upper cabinet. It was a lower but made into an upper.

    Thanks !

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    Slowly making changes on our WW2 house we bought in BC. They had these weird stupid Roman columns when we moved in… Taking them out made the dining room feel so much bigger!

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    I'm getting my kids to pick the sticks and debris out of the decorative gravel in my yard. Need to get the volume low enough that I can burn the rest once fall is here and fire danger goes down.
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    You realize you are talking to the guy who made his own furniture out of salad bowls right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ExtraSlow View Post
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    I'm getting my kids to pick the sticks and debris out of the decorative gravel in my yard. Need to get the volume low enough that I can burn the rest once fall is here and fire danger goes down.
    Leave my head, immediately!

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    Probably 2x that many sticks left to go, but it's hard work picking them up with your soft little fingers....
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    You realize you are talking to the guy who made his own furniture out of salad bowls right?

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    Finally got around to lubricating all the door hinges and the garage. A boring task but squeaky doors drive me nuts. Dusted out my computer.

    Hooked up the second hose to move the sprinkler further into the yard, and some guy later today walking down the street stole the fucking sprinkler!! Desperate times these days.

    Small tasks that tend to get pushed down the list but glad I can cross them off
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    Quote Originally Posted by msommers View Post
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    Finally got around to lubricating all the door hinges and the garage. A boring task but squeaky doors drive me nuts. Dusted out my computer.

    Hooked up the second hose to move the sprinkler further into the yard, and some guy later today walking down the street stole the fucking sprinkler!! Desperate times these days.

    Small tasks that tend to get pushed down the list but glad I can cross them off
    She (even though only 94% of crimes are committed by males) was just trying to help you commit fewer climate atrocities during this severe cLiMaTe eMeRgEnCy.
    You are blessed to have these criminals working to save you.

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    Since we changed the colour of the house when we replaced the siding, we've been spending the weekends/evenings sanding and re-painting the deck railings to match the house. Shit fucking sucks. The 5" palm sander works OK but takes forever, so I've been using a 7" polisher/sander to do the bulk of the work and it works great, but it's not designed for wood sanding really - so the sawdust gets sucked through it and at least once a day it gets into the switch and carbons up the contacts. I have gotten extremely efficient at tearing the thing down, disassembling the switch, and sanding the eight contacts clean.

    I suggested we just get metal railings, but nooooooo....

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    I've been overdue for sharpening my kitchen knives so I went all out and sharpened my woodworking and leather tools as well.

    Time consuming but therapeutic.

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    Finished clearing out a useless wall in the garage into a useful one

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    I see what you did there.

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