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I will soon take delivery of a 77-inch heavy hitter. Unfortunately, I was unlucky with the placement of the studs, and the LG mount does not allow any lateral adjustments. My stud is literally in the middle of the mount. I believe LG should redesign their mount, but regardless, my plan is to purchase a sturdy 3/4-in x 2 x 4 piece of plywood (probably maple or oak), secure it to the studs with 9 to 12 screws, and then attach the LG mount to the plywood using the supplied screws. The plywood will span across three studs, which should provide better load distribution. I believe this setup should work perfectly fine since the TV will remain close to the wall, ensuring that the load

Hey everyone,

I'm looking to completely offload all of my mining equipment. I’ve got 8 rigs, plus a bunch of extras—PDUs, cables, spare frames, and other accessories. I don’t have the time or energy to part it out and go the eBay route, even though I could if I really wanted to (I used to be a Power Seller back in the day!). Right now, I just want it gone.

I tried posting on Facebook Marketplace but only got a few inquiries—mostly about some of the boards. I also reached out to a few “we buy mining gear” companies, but haven’t heard anything useful back.

Ideally, I’d like to sell everything as a lot, get a few bucks for it, and move on. I’m not interested in keeping any of it. I just

I'm a first-time projector buyer, currently pulling my hair out trying to figure out what suits me best. I was originally set on the Valerion Master 2 Pro because of its optical zoom feature, EBL and all the hype around it, but meanwhile I picked up a newly released Dangbei MP1 MAX 4K Projector, which is currently priced at $1600 on Amazon. It’s a decent device, but it lacks digital zoom.

I’m fairly flexible with projector placement, so I can adjust the distance as needed—but having that extra zoom flexibility is a really convenient feature. Of course, features like optical zoom and vertical lens shift are great to have—but they come at a pretty hefty price. It’s not that I can’t afford it;

I'm a first-time projector buyer, currently pulling my hair out trying to figure out what suits me best. I was originally set on the Valerion Master 2 Pro because of its digital zoom feature, EBL and all the hype around it, but meanwhile I picked up a newly released Dangbei MP1 MAX 4K Projector, which is currently priced at $1600 on Amazon. It’s a decent device, but it lacks digital zoom.

I’m fairly flexible with projector placement, so I can adjust the distance as needed—but having that extra zoom flexibility is a really convenient feature. Of course, features like digital zoom and vertical lens shift are great to have—but they come at a pretty hefty price. It’s not that I can’t afford it

Hello,

I am trying to finish this closet, but there is a support right in the middle. Do I really need it? The stairs are about 33 inches wide and have 2x4 walls on each side. The total run is 130 inches, and the total rise is 99 inches.

Additionally, there is a 2x4 block attached to each riser. It is sticking out too much and preventing drywall from laying flat on the stringers. Each riser is attached to a tread with three screws. I am thinking of just removing those blocks and adding a couple more screws for stronger support. Is it okay to do this?

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Hello,

I need to tile a couple of 135-degree corners. First solution is to miter the edge at 22.5 or so degree. This is challenging since the chance of a chipped edge is pretty high. Schulter used to make a nice 135 degree profile. I do not see it available for a reasonable price. Some online shop sells it for like 82 bucks which is insane. Are there any other options/trims available out there or am I stuck with mitering? Thanks!

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I am adding a 6" duct line to heat up my finished walk-in basement. It is not a long run. About 7'. I am putting a nice 4-way register which you can fully close/open. In this application do I really need a damper? I am not looking into balancing/zoning the whole system since I just want to add a bit of supplemental heat/ventilation to the basement. But I would like to have that line closed during summers since I do not need AC in this area. Will closing the register be enough? If I put a damper in it will be covered by planks ceiling. So, to access it I will need to make a cut in the celling and cover it with some decorative plate which might look ugly. Thanks.

Hello,

I am adding a 6" duct line to heat up my finished walk-in basement. It is not a long run. About 7'. I am putting a nice 4-way register which you can fully close/open. In this application do I really need a damper? I am not looking into balancing/zoning the whole system since I just want to add a bit of supplemental heat/ventilation to the basement. But I would like to have that line closed during summers since I do not need AC in this area. Will closing the register be enough? If I put a damper in it will be covered by planks ceiling. So, to access it I will need to make a cut in the celling and cover it with some decorative plate which might look ugly. Thanks.