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can you glue and screw 2 or 3 pieces of angle iron to the underside ?

dont waste your money on the cheap plywood because, in time the plies will begin to separate. the cheap stuffs glues are not resistant to moisture. If you look at your example #1, you will see that it is made from 9 plys glued together. it is probably A / B or C cabinet grade plywood

google "generac generators " for info from experts, not from h. depot Generac gives their web address there

see my reply under tool maint, in the general repair section

as far as the concrete dust, I haven't tried it, but, if the occasion should arise, I believe I would wet the concrete down before grinding and keeping it wet. In my shop/garage I try to collect the sawdust as I create it with a shop vacuum , also I removed the baffle from under the table saw...

how about a chimney cleaning brush, check out amazon.com

make sure you use a clumping bamboo, or make plans to sell your house

the numbers on the dial represent the amount (in ounces ) of chemical that will be sprayed with each gallon of water

let us know what you found out

take everyones advice, stay off the roof and let nature do its thing. there's nothing that you did to damage your roof, but, if you go up there, you could damage it, never mind the damage you could do to yourself if you slip

take some samples to your county extension office and check in with the master gardener on duty stjohns@ifas.ufl.edu (904) 209-0430 3125 Agricultural Center Drive St. Augustine, FL 32092

wow, a wife that does electrical work,,,,you got a winner !!!!:woo hoo:

or, if it keeps growing , call it a tree house in the making:)

If I were not able to use fasteners , then I would resort to a glue. I would first find the location that is best for the suction cup support, then, mark the area, clean off all soap or/and mineral deposits from the wall and the suction cup, then scuff up the area with sand paper to remove the...

get a close match with your kids crayons, rub it over the scratch and polish it out. Then hide the crayon from your kid