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At work we often grab some unistrut and some trolley wheels to temporary hang sliding doors while the building is under construction. I want to to something similar at home for a 3’ wide 4’ high sliding gate, with the hardware and gate itself no wider than 1-1/2”, since it will nest into the existing fence. Unistrut is ugly though, anyone aware of more aesthetically pleasing hardware or should I just go with some exterior black spray paint

Are these all just additive? With a recent war cry and a 20% chance to block would it be 6+30+20+8+10+20=94?

• Enemies you curse take 6% increased damage
• 30% increased damage with war cries
• 20% Increased global physical damage
• 8% increased damage for each time you’ve warcried recently
• 10% increased physical damage
• 1% increased damage per 1% chance to block

Want to add a temporary (1 year or so) second light switch at toddler height for a room. Any products that would allow it to work as a 3 way with the hardwired switch? Or would it just be a direct replacement?

Spec calls go an explosion proof pump, 0.5-2.0HP. We carried a 2.0HP in the bid, submitted it and it got rejected for being too overpowered, with comment to submit a 0.3 to 0.5HP one instead.We submit a 0.5HP that gets approved, it costs 20% more than the one we carried that met spec. Are we entitled to an extra due to the engineer narrowing the range of what’s acceptable? Or not, because it was still within the originally accepted range?

21 on gem
6 on mace
6 on amulet
1 on atziri splendour
3 on gloves
3 on prism of belief

40?

Moved into a fixer upper on the peninsula a couple years ago and finally have time to pay attention to the lawn. It has tons of local divots and unevenness that I want to level out for the kids. I bought a 30”x10” levelling rake and spread a yard and a half of topsoil from a depot on the side of the road then overseeded. But now looking at it and doing more research I think I should’ve gone with a product that had more sand in it. Some of these YouTube video guys use 100% sand to get their lawns looking like a golf course green but I definitely don’t want to go that far.

Anybody know of any landscape suppliers that make such a product? Does it work with our local climate and grass types or should I stick to regular topsoil?