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stellahayes
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8h ago
Was framing a deck in Boise last June when the inspector flagged every single joist hanger, turns out I'd been using the wrong nails for 8 years
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beth_butler75
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1d ago
Warning: I sanded against the grain on oak for 2 months before my client noticed
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nathanrobinson
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1d ago
I thought biscuit joints were for hobby guys until I fixed a sagging cabinet door with them
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avery_fox93
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1d ago
My old man's 25 foot tape finally gave out on a job in Tulsa
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scott.grace
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2d ago
PSA: I swore by pine for trim work until a finished basement job in Tulsa showed me I was wrong
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blake829
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2d ago
My old boss in Dayton told me to always pre-drill oak or it'll split, and I ignored him for 2 years until a $900 custom cabinet door cracked on install day
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juliak73
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4d ago
Tried the 3-4-5 trick on my deck stairs and it backfired in a way I didn't expect
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robert_jones
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5d ago
Old timer at a job site in Boise told me to stop sanding pine with 220, and it took me 2 years to get why
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david_adams
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5d ago
Finally fixed my miter saw stand wobble with a 50 cent wedge from the scrap bin
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angela191
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5d ago
Rant: tried pocket screws on a white oak stair rail and blew out the side grain on 3 of 8 balusters
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colemiller
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7d ago
Appreciation post: the spacer block trick on cabinet installs saved my back on a 14 unit job in Boise
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fionaf19
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7d ago
Unpopular opinion: old growth fir from a 1920s house in Seattle beats anything I can buy new
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mason_murray
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7d ago
Old finish guy in Tulsa said he never sands past 150 on trim, and my blotchy stain problem finally makes sense
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charles318
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7d ago
Spent 14 hours on a built-in bookcase in Boise and the client repainted it
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ryan_coleman21
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8d ago
I switched from nails to screws on a set of shop cabinets and now I owe a buddy 4 hours
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