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RE: No more dead zones: how I got wifi in my backyard shed

That’s really the only way to guarantee reliability long-term. Wireless point-to-point sounds good on paper, but even the best systems can get flaky w...

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RE: Color combos that oddly please the brain

COLOR COMBOS THAT ODDLY PLEASE THE BRAIN Navy and mustard is one of those pairings that really shouldn’t work, but somehow does—especially in small s...

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RE: Building base structures—what if you had to start over?

Honestly, I’ve seen so many projects go sideways because folks underestimate just how much prep work matters. Skipping proper compaction or skimping o...

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RE: Trimming down expenses on project supplies

TRIMMING DOWN EXPENSES ON PROJECT SUPPLIES I hear you on the fine line between “character” and “headache.” I’ve been burned before by salvaged materi...

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RE: Sink fixtures driving me nuts lately

SINK FIXTURES DRIVING ME NUTS LATELY You’re definitely not alone in feeling like you’re constantly fighting a losing battle with fixtures. I’ve speci...

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RE: Color combos that oddly please the brain

Good points overall, though I'd caution against relying too heavily on DIY metallic finishes. I've seen some spray-painted fixtures age poorly or chip...

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RE: Hammer vs nail gun—what's your go-to?

I see your point, but in my experience, a hammer still has its place, especially when dealing with restoration projects. Recently, I worked on an olde...

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RE: Color combos that oddly please the brain

I was initially skeptical reading your description—charcoal walls can easily overwhelm a space—but your choice of natural wood and linen curtains seem...

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RE: Need advice on replacing an old leaky roof

Good points about metal flashing. I'd add that even with proper flashing, the quality of installation matters just as much as the material itself. I'v...

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RE: Casting vs injection molding—which method works better?

Yeah, I'd have to agree with you there. UV stabilizers can be hit-or-miss depending on the application and exposure. A couple years back, I was involv...

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RE: Trimming down expenses on project supplies

I've had similar experiences, though sometimes even showing comparable listings doesn't quite do the trick. Some sellers seem convinced their items ha...

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RE: Lighting tweaks made my workspace way better

Timers are definitely simpler—set 'em once and forget they're even there. Sensors can be finicky, and firmware updates for bulbs? Seriously, too much ...

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RE: Dealing with itchy pink nightmare in my attic

Good points raised here, but I'd caution against dismissing spray foam entirely based on moisture concerns alone. While it's true that improper instal...

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RE: Navigating disagreements with subcontractors without losing your cool

You're spot on here. I've seen this happen plenty of times with clients—lighting conditions, room size, even wall color can drastically change how mat...

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RE: Hammer vs nail gun—what's your go-to?

Fair point about tight spaces, but I'd argue that with the right pneumatic nailer and a swivel connector, you can usually manage intricate angles with...

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