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  1. Carpentry
    Hello all... We have a sunken living room separated by a pony wall. The pony wall is angled at the step down. My problem is bringing the angle back to meet the flat edge of the wall. https://www.dropbox.com/s/l83czxbn9ncfx55/Photo%20Jun%2006%2C%202%2025%2009%20PM.jpg?dl=0 I’ve scribbled out a...
    capping pony wall sunken living room trim trim angle cutting
  2. Plumbing
    Hey Folks, I just purchased a bi-level home and demo-ed the lower level bathroom that adjacent to furnace and water pressure tank. The water is heated through the furnace. We cut and capped -(flux soder welded) the copper pipes to the sink toilet and the baseboard heater there. The welds are...
    cap capping copper pipe
  3. Building & Construction
    As I mentioned in another post, I have been talking to contractors about the possibility of capping our windows, rather than replacing them. (We have no problems with excessive heating or cooling bills, though some of the outside woodwork is beginning to show its age (30 years). One highly...
    capping windows
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