Not much really. If it weren’t for it being a “selling feature” I’d have just made the space into a cabinet for more storage.My parents don’t either, and they just redid their kitchen.
So what do you keep in there? Books?
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Not much really. If it weren’t for it being a “selling feature” I’d have just made the space into a cabinet for more storage.My parents don’t either, and they just redid their kitchen.
So what do you keep in there? Books?
You fool!!! You could have gotten a spork and reduced your inventory by 20%! ?With two small kids that seem to eat tapas for every meal, I don’t have time to wash shit by hand. Just not worth it.
Just myself? I’ve done it. I owned a single bowl, plate, spoon and fork. Was an easy life
I've always used them since the original ps4. Great investment and keeps everything clean.
Updates?End of Day 1. The top is cherry barn wood. The first pic shows what it’ll look like once it’s expoxy’d.
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Is that a gaming system hanging on the wall?
Yeah ps5. Got a switch on the other roomIs that a gaming system hanging on the wall?
I must be living under a rock because I just found out about them a month ago and immediately ordered itI've always used them since the original ps4. Great investment and keeps everything clean.
I remember when I first found out about them. Immediately bought it and bought them for every console after that. Best decision. The mount I have for my ps5 has a piece that sticks out for a controller, however I use it for my headset and just have my controllers on the mantle in a dual charger.I must be living under a rock because I just found out about them a month ago and immediately ordered it
Can't believe they tied the bathroom circuit GFCI in with the garage Oh shit, wait, I can. My "powder room" is next to my garage, so those are on the same circuit. But those two areas combined only have two duplex outlets (one duplex in bathroom, one duplex in garage). Thinking about it, would hate for someone to trip the GFCI then not be able to open the garage door from outside.So, power went out in the garage today for the outlets. Thinking it was the breaker (the contact had gotten hot) I swapped it out. Still nothing. I started metering things and via running an extension cord out to the garage there was not a hot or neutral. After that, I'm thinking something happened with the line but I never smelled anything so I'm kind of surprised. Call an electrician, he asks what era the house is built in. I tell him it was the 90s. His reply was check the GFCIs. Sure as shit, there's one in the up stairs bathroom that runs the garage as well.
Building codes musta been fucking weird in that era. I think I'm going to alter this next year as I'm not especially fond of this idea at all quite bluntly by running a few circuits out to the garage.
I really want to do a sub panel, but need to figure out legalities and all that shit. Something I could run a future electric car, my welder, air compressor etc. off of. At least 30A 240V and probably 50-60A 240V.
Can't believe they tied the bathroom circuit GFCI in with the garage Oh shit, wait, I can. My "powder room" is next to my garage, so those are on the same circuit. But those two areas combined only have two duplex outlets (one duplex in bathroom, one duplex in garage). Thinking about it, would hate for someone to trip the GFCI then not be able to open the garage door from outside.
Yesterday we used it. I’ll be starting the epoxy tomorrow.Updates?
My 1980's house has the same shit. Garage and powder room are together. Upstairs bathroom on one side of the house had a loose wire which was why my wife's walk in closet (on the other end of the house) had no power for it's light. I ran a new 20amp circuit when we redid that bathroom and will have to do the same for our master bathroom to meet code.Can't believe they tied the bathroom circuit GFCI in with the garage Oh shit, wait, I can. My "powder room" is next to my garage, so those are on the same circuit. But those two areas combined only have two duplex outlets (one duplex in bathroom, one duplex in garage). Thinking about it, would hate for someone to trip the GFCI then not be able to open the garage door from outside.
Mostly a pour and spread. Painting the sides, rails and edges.I know little of epoxy. Or you pouring that or is it a brush on thing?
Do you do anything after the first pour? Like any kind of sanding to smooth it out? Second application? I'm also a complete noob when it comes to that.Mostly a pour and spread. Painting the sides, rails and edges.
The first first coat was to seal some of the knots. After this coat we’ll probably scuff it with some 400 grit and re-apply.Do you do anything after the first pour? Like any kind of sanding to smooth it out? Second application? I'm also a complete noob when it comes to that.