I don't think that will be the case, because batteries. And even with wifi 6, the network will be nasty congested as we move towards 200 or 300 devices or more in today's smart home.
Advice The Home Improvement/Automation Thread
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Jehannum
Puts the "pro" in procrastination
Hopefully low-power wifi is becoming a thing along with it, for the sake of everyone running their shit on batteries.
Mean Mr. Mustard
Always shouts out something obscene
The wife convinced me to do one of those sliding barn door deals over the office in our house
Its a double-door entry, with shitty glass french doors presently
I bought all the hardware needed
Was looking at doors and holy crap theyre expensive for what you get. Total pieces of crap
Im not hanging some hollow-core shit show barn door look alike thing in my house
So now I have to make some myself ffs
found some nice cedar to make them with, but itll give my planer a workout since its all rough cut
Probably wont even be able to think about getting started until after the holiday
also, I still have that garbage disposal to install
I think its on my porch right now
Its a double-door entry, with shitty glass french doors presently
I bought all the hardware needed
Was looking at doors and holy crap theyre expensive for what you get. Total pieces of crap
Im not hanging some hollow-core shit show barn door look alike thing in my house
So now I have to make some myself ffs
found some nice cedar to make them with, but itll give my planer a workout since its all rough cut
Probably wont even be able to think about getting started until after the holiday
also, I still have that garbage disposal to install
I think its on my porch right now
Pics of process and results plz!The wife convinced me to do one of those sliding barn door deals over the office in our house
Its a double-door entry, with shitty glass french doors presently
I bought all the hardware needed
Was looking at doors and holy crap theyre expensive for what you get. Total pieces of crap
Im not hanging some hollow-core shit show barn door look alike thing in my house
So now I have to make some myself ffs
found some nice cedar to make them with, but itll give my planer a workout since its all rough cut
Probably wont even be able to think about getting started until after the holiday
also, I still have that garbage disposal to install
I think its on my porch right now
Mean Mr. Mustard
Always shouts out something obscene
Valve1138
I like the AB in the GB
I’m trying to bang out house shit that has been hanging over my head.
Like the closet ceiling drywall and the spare decking going down on the old stair landing.
Did the first coat of mud on the ceiling.
Used up all the leftover free trex from Home Depot on the landing.
I’m 20 board feet short.
Next up, pantry closets and #MANCAVE A/V stuff like more temp hookups for Stupid Bowl TVs and speakers.
Like the closet ceiling drywall and the spare decking going down on the old stair landing.
Did the first coat of mud on the ceiling.
Used up all the leftover free trex from Home Depot on the landing.
I’m 20 board feet short.
Next up, pantry closets and #MANCAVE A/V stuff like more temp hookups for Stupid Bowl TVs and speakers.
Valve1138
I like the AB in the GB
No stores in the area stock a hand drywall vac sander.
if you get one off amazon, get one of the ones with a water bucket in the middle. Literally zero dust, and you dont fuck up the filters on your shopvac or have to put in a filtration bag.
Amazon product ASIN B0000DD1NQ
Atrix Lil' Red HEPA Vacuum works great. For small areas. Domon is right - water bucket is good investment before the HEPA filter.No stores in the area stock a hand drywall vac sander.
*You shouldn't need to sand until the last coat. If you have high spots, just scrape them off with your drywall knife at a 10-20 degree angle from the wall.
I bought an old house in the suburb. Best of luck, that house was built probably 100 years ago and is sturdy. I want to remodel most of it. I like to work with my own hands. I found reviews on https://drilling-it.com/best-router-bits-sets-reviews/ about best router bits and ordered a few for home use.
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be sure to not have any other life ambitions in the meantime.
Also, dont fuckin start multiple projects at the same time, dont you do it.
Valve1138
I like the AB in the GB
not for drywall dust. im sure itll help, but bubbling it through water is far superior
Darth Handsome
Not Nearly as Handsome as Advertised.
fixed the dryer that had been squeaking up a hellstorm for months. Little UHMW tabs that the drum rides on had eroded away, cause the plastic they were mounted to is heat-rotten and collapsed under em. I wrapped it in gorilla tape and superglued the uhmw tabs in place.
Its quiet... for now. I give it another 10-15 loads before its done for.
Its quiet... for now. I give it another 10-15 loads before its done for.
Jehannum
Puts the "pro" in procrastination
Valve1138
I like the AB in the GB
Amazon product ASIN B00HQNPOHI
Simple relay that ties smoke detectors into whatever HA thingy you have.
Thats for Kidde, readily available for other brands as well.
Simple relay that ties smoke detectors into whatever HA thingy you have.
Thats for Kidde, readily available for other brands as well.
I think my review says it all. FUcking Sears!
Wanted 2 additional shelves for freezer(new). When I went to return the wrong shelves that were sent, the agent offered to get me the right part. Even with the sku of the freezer, just bought a month before, the wrong schematic was obviously pulled up. I give up - I'll MAKE the two shelves I wanted to add from rubber coated wire shelving material. Total fail on Sears
Wanted 2 additional shelves for freezer(new). When I went to return the wrong shelves that were sent, the agent offered to get me the right part. Even with the sku of the freezer, just bought a month before, the wrong schematic was obviously pulled up. I give up - I'll MAKE the two shelves I wanted to add from rubber coated wire shelving material. Total fail on Sears
Sounds like a computer guy screwup or a whoever puts together manuals and parts lists screwup, not really anything wrong with the actual freezer.
When they get it figured out they ought to just give you a couple shelves with a thank-you note for finding the error.
That kinda thing is how you turn a dissatisfied customer into a loyal one.