9yr0ld

9yr0ld t1_jdw8ap5 wrote

if you have a scrap 2x2/x3/x4, you could see how it might look.

my other thought would be to use a multi tool and the height of your tread/riser to score a line along the stringer. then a small, sharp chisel to knock it out cleanly. though I'm pretty sure that would be more work and not look any better...

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9yr0ld t1_jdw67rn wrote

I would do what you're suggesting. just make sure the height of that 2x2 is ABOVE the nose of the tread cover you're going to put on. I feel like it would be... but confirm before you get to it

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9yr0ld t1_jacu7fe wrote

my best guess is the issue isn't actually in the switch or the outlet. you'll need to check out other outlets on the circuit to see if any of them are wired funky. even if they're operating, it does not mean they're correct.

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9yr0ld t1_jacqcrh wrote

Reply to comment by ty556 in Closed in vaulted ceiling by ty556

damn man. hope it heals up nice.

I cut my finger bad a long time ago. not as bad as you, but bad. lost feeling for months. didn't have normal movement for a year+

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9yr0ld t1_jacni7r wrote

they aren't exactly average Joe's. the Zamboni driver played hockey at a high level, just not professionally. any backup QB would be a decent QB, just not a professional player.

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9yr0ld t1_ja7vije wrote

caulk?

for nicer cuts, measure tight. you don't have to cut square if walls aren't square. put a slight bevel on the edges (so the underside of the board is slightly smaller than the top side). this will let you slip tight boards into place, and the undercut side sits on supports so that "gap" will not be seen.

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