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Well good luck with that then. List it and hope for the best, Maybe a class c collector will tell her how much its worth lolol. Personally if I had a loved ones personal item I would do everything I could to know what it worth before selling so I wouldn't get taken advantage of. Maybe she...

maybe get an appraisal on it so you know.

https://open.alberta.ca/publications/3155539#summary just take a few hours and build one of these. A little cat food or some kfc bones and you will have the whole area cleaned out in two days. Takes the fun out of it actually.

Ahh makes sense now. Thought it was a fleshlite holster lolol.

We have had great luck and results at the medicine shop on king street. Small pharmacy and they are good always willing to help when they can.

water trick to get primary off, piece of ready rod with 2 pieces of flat stock and 2x 1/2 deep sockets to push down the spring to remove the retainer clip that holds the helix on. that's it that's all folks. Then its easy breezy after that.

lol no you don't, just have to be creative

I will survive lol.

You guys are right i am wrong, sorry. Stupid calculator i used edited my entry and I didnt notice. I will go stand in the corner for awhile

0.5% difference in overall diameter. the 18 inch is the bigger of the 2. good to go no problem to use as a spare on the hiway.

If replacing with new get the mxzr s mod. it has a couple extra braces built into it from the factory.

the e-40 eskimo purpose built auger is the cats ass. thats the next one I will get, but im happy with what i'm using atm.

I use a milwalkee hammer/ regular drill. In 3' of ice you will get about 15 holes per 5.0 battery. after 5-7 holes you have to give the drill a rest or it will overheat. Burnt 1 down doing 15 holes with out stopping. this is with a strikemaster 8" auger attachment. works pretty good but...

I would take a spc core click vinyl anyday before a laminate product but they all work as long as the floor prep is done to spec.

I'm a hardwood kinda guy thats what I installed when i was on my knees. But seems that vinyl plank is all that sells now. Nice install btw.

5000sf of laurentian 3 1/4" plank would cost 65000 plus the stairs and extras. I don't think many people have that in the budget anymore.

Lets see some pics of that beauty.

If floor to ceiling thats a good way to go you could always cut around the cabinet so you can get the return to the floor and then just schluter to the bottom of the cabinet and then the same on top. or sometimes its easier to just continue behind the toilet and up to make thing work.

generally you want a return to the floor in tile on both sides. Especially if your using a curtain. The water will trace down the edge of the tub and rot the wall board in no time. A good tile setter will spit the difference from the middle of the wall so your salvage cuts will be equal. A re...