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Just a wood cutting blade, the more teeth the better the cut.

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Not really needed for this but a zero clearance is good to have to avoid tearout when cutting wood. The reason is the the item you are cutting is completely supported and hence reduces tearout. Using a tape is just a cheap substitute for having a wood or plastic zero clearance insert. Hope that helps

Please see the description of the video where I had the part numbers for the valve I have. If you valve is different you will need to google it. For my valve: Materials and Supplies - I bought the o-rings from ebay, search "o rings 98209800, 98209803, 98209804" to find the part.

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but one guy did a full replacement ruclips.net/video/nfrJVxud8ro/видео.html, i fortuanely found the small thermal part for 15$ shipping included

Agreed someone somewhere is having the same issue. The repair guys will charge a lot for replacing fixing things like this

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If you go to my channel you will find a longer 7 min version of the video, link below ruclips.net/video/9UhnyRNjrkM/видео.htmlsi=z3dRQASX8ycshvyd

I used oak that was left over from another project. I had bought it from Home Depot. It was just over an inch in depth.

If you go see the description of the video you will see I have the part numbers to the o rings. That’s for the valve I have.

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Actually the chair leg is still holding strong without issues after all this time. While it may seem a better way to do what you suggested it’s not really a DIY job, but yes there are better ways to fix this issue.

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Yes you are correct it was set to just cut the rubber. Thanks for that observation commenting, it a good tip. The saw has a shallow stop setting which is used to avoid tear out when cutting plywood.

Thanks mate, yeah they really are cool and quick. Not really sure on longevity, time will tell. Seems like all big box store faucet models are quick connect.

Agreed, and the new faucets are easy to install but are mostly plastic and don’t last long.

I understand, everyone has their own comfort level when using power tools.

Not sure if the question but I am using a miter saw to cut it. You ideally want to use a blade with more teeth per inch so it gives to a better cut.

More teeth smooth cut. Got it! Muchas Gracias!…

Thanks you very much, hope it helped and save yourself a few bucks doing it yourself. Just be sure not to over tighten the ring that connects the two halves of the filter, as that can crack the filter.

Thanks man, they have made it real easy to install these things.

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I eyeballed the spacing, and the tiles are off set with each other so hard to see the seam. The key is spacing, if you don’t want to eyeball it, you can try and see if you can use tile spacers. To be honest for me eyeballing was easier, just stick the tile sheet to the wall step back and see if it looks seamless. You can also offer the whole tile sheet, like a brick wall. Not sure if any of that helps ?

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That’s great, I hope you do make one. I’d luck and thanks again for watching and commenting

Oh no sorry to hear that. I guess you can use a hacksaw but it may mess up the threads

@LonghornWorkshop I have 12 screws so hoping to find a more durable or quality tool or even pay someone to do for me.

@@kathryng8258 best to go to the hardware store and get the right size, be a lot cheaper. They can find you the exact same size and length

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No I didn’t need to turn off the water main. If you have a similar setup you just need to turn off the shower faucet that’s takes water to the spout.

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It’s an easy project and makes the windows stand out. Look at some images online and see what you like first for your house, the execution is not hard. Good luck

Never had the need to do that on wooden blinds but in theory you should be able to do it. You have to make sure there is no metal parts or string’s where you make the cuts. Without actually seeing your blind I can’t say if it will work or not. You will need to just inspect and make that decision.

I understand, you can try and use a hacksaw but the threads may get messed up, but worth a try. Or just go to the hardware store and get smaller ones.

@LonghornWorkshop I ended up hitting it closed with a wratchet handle. Now I have new lanterns up. Thanks they look excellent 👍

lol it can be done if you have patience. A cheap miter saw from FB market place would be a good investment. It’s in my to do list to make a picture frame from basic tools

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