Once the doors opened and the dishes, etc. fell out reducing the weight, the bottom fasteners held. I'll wager if those doors had child-proof type latches the whole kit and kaboodle would be on the floor!
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Gargoile
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Look mom, it's has built in seismic and ground fault protection.
IAmATeaf
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WTF are people really this dumb?
have you met people?
Ah, yes.....this, boys and girls, is the main reason for that old saying "measure twice and cut once."
Obviously that was easier and quicker that cutting the right length of a treated 4x4, sliding it in and tying with a couple of flat galvanized Simpson Strong-tie plates:
Broachoski
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He was told to maintain the "twist"
This is EXACTLY how someone could cable prep prior to punchdown to the rear of CAT-6 rated patch panel and wind up with performance LESS than CAT-5.
That's a water collection system that just happens to be lighted.
Measure once, cut 6 or 7?
Got there eventually
IAmATeaf
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Which came first, the holes or the pipes?
Wow! That thing filled up like a bowl. This illustrates perfectly my spiel about how what I term "Thermal Differential Cycling" is good about drawing in moist air that condenses but never gets warm enough to get rid of the vapor.
Looks like somebody may have pressure washed the siding or ???
Looks like somebody may have pressure washed the siding or ???
Tony there’s a 1” gap between the roof and that siding. So I’m guessing that rain is either landing on top flat surface of cam and getting in a failed seal, or I’ve had many of techs throw the desiccant out while installing on very humid days.