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Moved on to installing the shower wand/bar (NOT held on with caulk). Relatively smooth compared to the diverter trim...

 

What the f@## did you do to it?! It was fine a minute ago...

 

Progress... little bit every day. Put the escutcheon on the diverter handle, tightened it down all the way and it didn't move - solid. Installed the vent fan grills and ducts. Tomorrow the inline fan and exterior vent grill.

 

Not as elaborate as some of the projects ya'll have done, but saw this on Pinterest and got a pallet from my neighbor. I had the 2" screws already so it cost me about 20 minutes in manual labor. This just helps organize all my yard tools.

 

Very nice! Is that going to be a walk-in type shower with no door? That's what we want to do in our master bathroom.

 

No, it will have a door. I like the idea of a walk in with no door but I would have needed to waterproof the whole bath floor, plus building in a slope for the water gets complicated and expensive. We used it for the first time last night and just taped up a cheap curtain. The water splatter on the floor outside the shower without some type of barrier would be too much.

I'm looking at something along the lines of this type of arrangement. Just need to get some quotes (I'm a bit scared of what those will be!).

 

Got it. I didn't notice the rain head shower head set up earlier so no, a door less configuration wouldn't work in this instance. Still looking really nice!

 

Gave my garage some light today.

These lights are nice for $50 total

(Pack of 6) Barrina LED T5 Integrated Single Fixture, 4FT, 2200lm, 6500K (Super Bright White), 20W, Utility Shop Light, Ceiling and Under Cabinet Light, Corded electric with built-in ON/OFF switch

$50 Barrina (6 Pack) LED T5 Integrated Single Fixture, 4FT, 2200lm, 6500K Super Bright White, 20W Utility LED Shop Light, Ceiling and Under Cabinet Light, Corded Electric with ON/Off Switch, ETL Listed

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HBT3BVM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fdw0zbAK01AAA

 

Project cabin like room in the city is complete. My wife is very happy with the outcome.

 

I pulled the carpet out of my bedroom yesterday. I will never understand the generation that decided to put carpet over beautiful hardwood floors.

 

I like carpet

 

I do too. I'm meaning people that build a house, and put hardwood down and immediately put carpet on it. This house was built in '62 with hardwood and carpet the whole time...so other than the dang staple and nail holes the hardwoods are perfect.

 

ahh I gotcha. I thought you just meant you didn't like carpet haha.

 

haha no I'm fine with it, if it's nice, but I'll never put it over hardwoods.

 

At least your hardwoods are in good shape!

 

I am very happy with that.

 

Trends change, I've got a ton of ugly Formica and corian in the shop shouk d be prime in another 10

 

Picked up a new toy today

 

I want that.

 

Looks like fun! And it actually is pretty reasonably priced too!