I was on uneven ground and tipped over. It’s back up now. When it was on its side, it was leaking what looked like oil. It’s prestarting but not starting up. I know I probably need to refill some fluids and/or oils. Is there anything else I should look for or do after a tip over?
This is under an old house we demoed. We will fill it in with dirt (from digging beside it for the new house’s foundation), bricks, and cinder blocks. Should we try to remove all of the drywall, flooring, walls with paint, etc. from here before we fill it in? Our well is about 10-15 feet away. That’s the main concern. The other is a garden bed that’s also about 10-15 feet away. Once this is filled in, we will build a greenhouse on most of it. Just wondering if it’s worth picking all these small bits out of here.
The bucket and everything else still moves. When I hit the pedal for the thumb, it moved slightly, like it wants to move, but doesn’t close. How can I troubleshoot this?
My fiancee and I got a land survey for our building permit for a new home in our county. We were emailed one page (BPP) that shows the property lines and mentions the tearing down of the old house, building the new, etc. We were thinking after six weeks, we would get more than one page emailed to us. Is this the standard land survey?
The treads slid off the tracks. I am trying to loosen the tread to put it back on the tracks. When I got the nut loose, I was cranking it with this adjustable wrench that only rotates one way in this position. Now it is so far that I cannot remove it from the nut. It’s wedged against the side. Is there anything I can do to remove this now?
Making these kitchen cabinets over a wheel-well in a tiny house. Do the middle two pieces ply need to be doubled up? Fastened with 1 1/4” cabinet screws and then put two stretchers between each? Also, do I need a toe-kick? I am hoping to maximize the storage space and would like to use the space from the floor all the way up to the top of the cabinets. I lean towards function over form. Just wondering if any of this will impede adding cabinet doors. Any suggestions are welcomed and appreciated!
These are 3/4 birch ply. I’m building kitchen cabinets. I don’t need them to be perfect but I don’t want to make it hard to have drawers, cabinets, or something else be a big issue later. I’ve tried leaving these clamped with eight clamps this weekend outside in the humidity and that didn’t make them straight. Will fastening them make them straight? Does it matter?
I see it's out. I looked on Prime and PBS. Anyone know where to watch it?