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wetwille said:
I got the one I helped build when my dad passed in 2001 and had to totally reglue and nail. Sentimental value is just as real as a spectator's joy at their team winning. Hope it is pleasing to you for many years. I like it!
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Follow up: I asked my mother about it, and she told me that the paperwork she had to go with the cabinet stated it's from the 19th century, and is actually of some value.

I have my doubts, but I'm willing to let her run with that, since all I intend to use it for is holding dishes.
 
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Domon said:
All i see is straight up marketing. I want to know how it insulates, is it a reflective coating? etc.
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Yeah, would be nice to know how it works. Nano tech is rather vague. SOunds exciting - wonder how Lowes got an exclusive and not HOme DEpot.

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Jehannum said:
Follow up: I asked my mother about it, and she told me that the paperwork she had to go with the cabinet stated it's from the 19th century, and is actually of some value.

I have my doubts, but I'm willing to let her run with that, since all I intend to use it for is holding dishes.
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I'm with you. Construction doesn't look 19th century. 1900's yes.
 
Valve1138 said:
This seems like a massive project for little return.
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We had some neighbors that had under soffit lights a couple of years ago. They were just simple warm white lights, but It looked really nice. Most of the time, that's what our lights will be, but I'll probably switch them to holiday lights during the season(s).
 
fly said:
We had some neighbors that had under soffit lights a couple of years ago. They were just simple warm white lights, but It looked really nice. Most of the time, that's what our lights will be, but I'll probably switch them to holiday lights during the season(s).
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i dunno how sensitive ya'll are to light CRI, but the combined RGB=W lighting is a fuckin brutal white light.
Thats why im leaning towards a 12v RGBW (nw) strip, or two strips, a super simple addressable RGB, and a denser NW, non addressable
 
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