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Apr 29, 2006. 2,572. 25. 91. Jun 3, 2011. #10. I ordered an 8 inch digital caliper from Home Depot online. Got a call a few days later, some guy at the warehouse says they're out of 8 inch calipers, and will replace it with a 12 inch caliper. I said that's awesome.
I need a new washer and dryer and am thinking about buying the LG Tromm entry level washer dryer. Cheaper at Home Depot ($630 each) vs. Sears ($800 + $700). Will Sears price-match Home Depot online price? And will both companies deliver washer dryer up to second floor where they are to...
That said, I did decide to go with something a little better than the typical Schlage and Kwikset options you find at Home Depot or Lowes when I replaced my (25 year-old) locks last year. I went with the Schlage's (Everest) Primus line, which are touted as being more durable and more tamper resistant; they also use key blanks that are unique.
2,586. 603. 136. May 31, 2013. #11. Got mine from Menards, best door they had, insulated, dual pane glass windows, and steel on the inside as well as the outside. Doors with exposed insulation just look cheap. 16x8 was about $1200 on sale, but that was 6 years ago. It still looks new.
I bought a cheap pair of shoes from Walmart last summer for working on some roofing. The hurt my feet bad. At the end of the day, the circulation in my big toe would be completely shut off and I wouldn't be able to feel the toe at
5) Henry 549 FeatherFinish at home depot costs $17 for 7 lbs, but it is owned by Ardex and many online seem to say Ardex FeatherFinish and Henry 549 are the same--and also that Featherfinish is the best stuff there is. As such I got the Henry branded stuff and tested on OSB. I applied to the rough side of OSB after keying it in with a trowel ...
yes, go to Home Depot, look for blue Tapcon screws and the special drill bit that goes with them. Use those. Drill bits are not any particular color based on use. You must learn to tell the difference between wood bits, metal bits, concrete/masonry bits, etc.... And a hammer drill is a must.
Take 'em to home depot and trade them in for a $5 off coupon toward a new set of led lights. The amount of time you are going to invest in fixing those lights has to be worth something, right? I am not a fan of "just toss it and buy new", but with Christmas lights, its really hard to justify the time it takes to fix an old set when new sets are ...
Back in '03 or '04 we installed 15 new windows in our house. We decided to go with American Craftsman 8500 series windows because of cost. They were purchased through Home Depot. Over the years three top sashes and one bottom sash had the seals break and the glass fogged. Today I called the 800 number and filed a claim under their lifetime ...
I'm installing RG-6 w/ hex crimper. And it's just fine to split multiple times - put a 1=>2 splitter, and then an amp on one of the two output lines (The un-amplified line with nothing connected to it is for use with a cable modem or whatever) and then after the amp you can connect all the splitters you need (Ratshack has some amps in the $40 range that actually have built in splitters)