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@@chrisginoc anytime it's getting cold outside

You're welcome. Maybe only thing to add here is I've learned not to use it for extreme lengths of time. I planed a bunch of rough oak boards over several hours straight and it heated up the plug connection at the extension cord and nearly melted them together. Other than that and rotating the dull blades once, this is a really great tool.

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Instruction manual says to turn it off, but I didn't. It's similar to changing a light bulb in a lamp. If you want it off though, easier than unplugging it would be to switch off the circuit breaker.

Right, I wouldn't use this method with wires inside

No. This is a homeowner DIY channel. Average homeowner won't have the same tools as a pro so this method should work well for a lot of folks

​@@realhouseDIYbro un twist it and snip with some damn angle cutters it takes 2 seconds. If you whipped out an oscillating tool to cut bx mx or metal conduit, you'd get laughed off the job site. Stop the blue-collar cosplay man.

That’s exactly the way I know to do it

@@ChrisKoponyas sure can, but definitely not as safe

​@ChrisKoponyas why not just cut it with tin snips? Be a man.

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By renting takes me twice as much time just to trailer it to and from the rental! Still thinking about buying though

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I hadn't thought of that. Small amount of air I let the air bleed vents take care of. Larger amount I suppose I would feel more comfortable using the large valves with the garden hose vs the relief valve.

@@realhouseDIY In my case, the hose is the bottom very close to the ground, so can I let some water out for bleeding?

@@phitanvo4767 yes, there are some good videos to see how to do it. Basically connect a garden hose and run it outside. Open the valve and wait until the water comes out a steady stream with no air.

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Not based on psi, though you will notice the psi is higher with water pressure also pushing (vs the low 5-7 psi with an empty tank). Open the beverage faucet while you pump air in and it will be easier, as it will push out some water at the same time. Just start with several pumps and keep checking the water until it is flowing how you want.

Without the water storage tank, you would only get a trickle of water from an RO beverage faucet because that's as fast as water can filter through the RO membrane. The storage tank collects filtered water so it can be dispensed at a faster rate. The tank is pressurized with air to help push the water out. By adding more compressed air into the tank you can adjust the flow rate.

I mean the piece after you remove the cover which should be hand tight

I guess I'd try to spray it with some PB blaster or similar lubricant and let it soak for a little while.

@@BenValerie-w3x this size will split ok with the wedge and maul after it dries enough. But no choice with the larger 3-4 ft diameter logs.

Yes, that's about how much it was

Thank you! Most megaohmmeters are triple that price. My local tile store sells one for $500. Wasn't sure if I should purchase the Amazon product.

@@ivanrose7961 you're welcome! It works great for even this one use.

Is what it is with a giant belt sander... Adding dust collection doesn't help much

No, mine was working fine right away. Possibly try watching the hose and weight under the sink while having someone pull the sprayer in and out. Or adjusting location of the weight

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Yes same. Just watch out for burning on the cut surface and adjust speed and depth of cut accordingly. I think that's a bit deeper than mine as well so be careful starting out those deeper cuts.

No cracks in any of my mesh uses 20+ years!

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As thin as I could get. Mostly 1/16". The polymeric sand has the really thin particles that can fill the small gaps.

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Get a rough measure of the outer thread diameter where it connects to the pipe, and subtract 1/4" and that's the size to get. So if it measures about 3/8", then get the 1/8" size.

Short video showing how to measure the size: th-cam.com/users/shorts018qhSog2Nw?feature=share

The white makes a basement super bright though

Don't think I've ever seen or heard of this. Might be okay if your walls are perfectly straight

@ apply enough so when you press it on the caulk will bleed out and fill it in. Wipe off excess

Easiest way is to avoid the need to purge a lot of air by using the shut off valves to isolate the part of the system you're working on.

More often I'm working on something and find a signature of one of the original builders of the house 🙄

The metal protection plate extends a bit further than the pipe. But yeah it could be that size if it were from a second floor bathroom for example.