Message from @RevStench

Discord ID: 342448787106693120


2017-07-30 20:58:25 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/341323672620892160/image.jpg

2017-07-30 20:58:43 UTC  

Finished this one, pretty basic but might be a good lesson to start with

2017-07-30 21:33:17 UTC  

Nice!

2017-07-30 21:47:19 UTC  

Nice bro, looks good. Here's a great little chart to help with how high thing's should be.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/341335978797039616/pyQgSzD.jpg

2017-07-30 21:52:20 UTC  

That's pretty wild where did you get that chart at? Is that something that you got at work

2017-07-31 01:29:21 UTC  

@Deleted User I honestly can't remember. It was on my phone from Dec 2015. Not from work, but it's a good one.

2017-07-31 01:47:24 UTC  

@Alexander B. - SC looks sharp

2017-07-31 16:24:23 UTC  

Painting today. Anyone interested in learning how to paint like a boss? No tape cut in?

2017-07-31 16:40:09 UTC  

Yup

2017-07-31 16:40:23 UTC  

I'm actually talented at cutting for some strange reason

2017-07-31 17:25:36 UTC  

Yeah go for it, should be interesting to see

2017-07-31 21:07:47 UTC  

First thing, you pull paint no smear. It's like using a file, one direction.
You dip your paint brush in the paint. Wipe one side off using the lip of the can.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/341688419157803029/20170726_120223.jpg

2017-07-31 21:08:06 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/341688498492932127/20170726_120227.jpg

2017-07-31 21:14:11 UTC  

You paint with one side of the brush, pulling the paint.

2017-07-31 21:15:33 UTC  

To hold, grip the brush really low on the brush, using your fingers to make the bristles stiff.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/341690373766119444/20170726_120643.jpg

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/341690373766119445/20170726_120652.jpg

2017-07-31 21:22:07 UTC  

Take your time and pull the paint. Steady hands

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/341692024052776981/20170731_132644.jpg

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/341692024979849226/20170731_132637.jpg

2017-07-31 21:31:44 UTC  

It all comes down to how you hold it. I use the 3 fingers on the bristles to stiffen them for better control.

2017-07-31 22:25:08 UTC  

Here's my shop

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/341707881969745922/20170726_082906.jpg

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/341707882611343362/20170726_082939.jpg

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/341707883177836545/20170726_082920.jpg

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/341707883605524483/20170726_082952.jpg

2017-07-31 22:25:18 UTC  

I love shop pics haha

2017-08-02 23:12:56 UTC  

Anyone good with plumbing

2017-08-02 23:29:13 UTC  

What problem are you having? @Whitelash

2017-08-02 23:39:27 UTC  

I do plumbing too

2017-08-03 02:25:41 UTC  

I live In upstate New York so my water pump outside is always frozen in the winter

2017-08-03 02:26:01 UTC  

I'm going to try and get my water pump inside and re fun all the pipeing

2017-08-03 02:26:06 UTC  

How hard should it be?

2017-08-03 05:06:54 UTC  

If you are talking about reconnecting the pump once it's inside the house it should not be too bad. They make a product called pecs which is a plastic water line with compression fittings. The requires a $100 tool to crimp them but when you're done you can take it back to Home Depot and return it for your money. If you're talking about rerunning pipe outside I would need a little more information. But anytime you can keep a water line deeper than 18 inches in the ground it won't freeze

2017-08-03 05:07:19 UTC  

*PEX

2017-08-03 05:10:56 UTC  

I am reconnecting it inside, thanks I'll have to look into it!

2017-08-03 05:11:38 UTC  

The plastic pipe has changeovers where you can connect to the existing copper it's very easy to run then color coded blue and red

2017-08-07 02:55:03 UTC  

I have an issue with a the doorway into my basement. First problem is that the bottom of the doorway is a quarter of an inch offset from the top. The second is there is not enough room on one side for the trim and I don't want to trim it to make it fit. Soooo I'm ripping it all out and doing it right. My question is how do I rough out the doorway to the appropriate size and ensure I have room on both sides for the trim? The door I have is 31 5/8" and with sheet rock up I only have a 37 " span. Once the trim is around the frame it's 36 1/2" so my rough out has almost no margin for error.

2017-08-07 03:13:29 UTC  

When you're roughing in for a door the rough opening is always about an inchor so bigger than your prehung door. That way you could shim on either side to true it up. If your casing is 31 and 5/8 inches if you put your rough opening approximately an inch greater and Center it in the opening to the basement you should be able to se t the prehung door and shim it to get it centered and true

2017-08-07 03:13:37 UTC  
2017-08-07 03:16:03 UTC  

I guess I should just spend the money foe a prehung door instead of trying to use the salvaged one I have.

2017-08-07 03:21:41 UTC  

I did not catch that sorry. Yes trying to frame in and hang a door is rough to do. Plus you have to go back and trim it all out. If you get a Ford a prehung door it would go a lot quicker and easier on you. Just try to find one that matches the opening so you don't have a lot of drywall patching

2017-08-07 03:22:01 UTC  

*can afford

2017-08-07 13:10:45 UTC  

@Placidseven - MO greg is totally right. I'll try to get to a door today if I can to show you how I do it.
Is your old door hollow? Or is it a slab or an old 5 panel?

2017-08-07 13:25:15 UTC  

@RevStench are you going to Charlottsville

2017-08-07 14:12:17 UTC  

@RevStench it's a 6 panel hollow core.

2017-08-07 16:40:07 UTC  

@Deleted User no sir, we're working every Saturday until who knows when. We picked up a few houses in Lexington.
@Placidseven - MO the advice Greg gave you is best, with that door. And I have to give you props for doing right and not doing some half assed hack job. Way to act your color hahaha

2017-08-09 20:43:17 UTC  

So I broke my favorite chisel on Monday and only had a Lowe's close by to go to and I picked up this thing. It's my new favorite toy.

I know @Jhawk nc wanted to go over sharpening knives and chisels, well Friday I'm going to spend the first part of my day sharpening all my hand tools(knife, chisel, and crosscut saw). I'll put together a little tutorial for you fellas, common sense stuff.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/322712446747934721/344943743868338176/20170808_100444.jpg

2017-08-09 22:26:24 UTC  

@Placidseven - MO#5546 I've hung probably over 100 salvage doors making my own jambs and milling my own trim etc. just make sure you have plenty of shims on hand. The long cedar work the best. It can get complicated especially if you mortis your hinges. Need a good router or laminate trimmer.
With a pre-hung most of the jambs are adjustable and the door is already hinged. Don't forget your level!