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I see both in the junction box, but the other pics are knob & tube.
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On site report writing?
caryseidner replied to jschway's topic in Report Writing and the Written Word
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16' x 14' with EPDM = 0 seams in the field.
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OK, you're telling me you're going to take 90 mil material with solvent welds that we know fail...... and stick it under a deck. That's what you're saying, right? That's what I would put on my house.
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For Gods sake no. It's not user friendly. It's about as non-user friendly a material there is. Ex roofers all like EPDM for some reason. Cary is an ex roofer. Uhhm, yea...cause it works! The first part of my roofing life, I worked for a company that installed mod bit, BUR and CTP. We always thought single plies (EPDM, PVC & TPO) were garbage. Mostly because we were always fixing problems with them. With EPDM/TPO, it was installation issues and with PVC it was installation issues and material defects. The last part of my roofing career was with one of Carlisle's biggest
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Fully adhered, 90 mil EPDM. From a longevity standpoint, the only thing that compares to it, in low sloped roofing, is 4/5-ply coal tar pitch (30 years). It's user friendly, doesn't require expensive specialty tools to install and plenty of pre-made flashing details.
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Or a couple of Jerry's vintage streamlight bulbs? [:-weepn]
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Fenix TK51. I've had it for a year with no problems, but I did have to fabricate my own holster for it. It has flood and spot modes. Both modes can be adjusted from 10 - 900 lumens, and can be used simultaneously for up to 1800 lumens.
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Tracking down a sewer gas smell... any tips?
caryseidner replied to David Meiland's topic in Plumbing Forum
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For those of you still interested in the OP's link, that fancy bracelet/screwdriver is gonna be $150 in stainless and $200 for the black one. I no longer find this tempting. I'm gonna buy some new slippers instead!
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It must be nice to have so many slipper options.
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I don't like lugging my tool bag around the exterior, so I find it helpful to have a good multi-tool on my belt. I mostly end up using the over-sized file to dig in the soil and as a pry bar to remove catch basin lids. I also occasionally find myself needing a screwdriver (or two) on the exterior. I like the SOG multi-tools.
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+1 Stabila, but Craftsman has a lifetime guarantee.
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It looks like it might be a good replacement for my key chain tool, but not for my tool bag.
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I was unclear on that as well [:-paperba