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u/Forward_Werewolf_202

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▲ 2 r/Construction

Looking for some advice (carpentry)

Was a framer/carpenter before becoming a sparky - been out the game for 6 years.

We are going to raise the floor of this room.
Going to pull carpets and subfloor, frame in joists then resheet and hardwood.

I want to raise the door up to true height of the remaining part of the house. Any tips? I have about 3 months to work on it.

u/Forward_Werewolf_202 — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/SeattleAreaRE+1 crossposts

175-200k combined, 3-5% down - first time buyers in WA.

We are located in Washington state close to Seattle and looking to purchase a home. The average in our area is about 550-625k for what we need: garage, kids room, spare room for office etc.

Wife and I are both now above 790 credit scores, I have ~10k in misc debt, wife has none - just paid her car off. We have a 7mo.

In order to get the starter home we need/want we are likely to be house broke. Interest rates for us are looking at 6%+, should we even consider purchasing at this time?

Just sorta looking for guidance, both of our families are unequipped to give us guidance.

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u/Forward_Werewolf_202 — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/Stance

E36 stance help

What’s up, looking for some help with my E36 drift project. Car was originally slammed - loved it. To save tires as much as possible I squared the rear and added rear camber arms.

I’m about to cut the wheel arches and get wider wheels/tires. In order to go lower and keep the rear square would it be as simple to just modify/cut the rear camber arms in order to allow them to thread closer together?

Not a big fan of how I’m monster truckin rn lol

u/Forward_Werewolf_202 — 3 months ago
▲ 49 r/Welding

First structural weld in about 6 years. Used to work in a fab shop. I don’t feel like I’ve lost my touch, it’s like riding a bike I guess.

u/Forward_Werewolf_202 — 4 months ago