TinyTool
Handyman
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Thanks for the help, machinist. I’m planning to take it to a repair shop, as the situation seems to be getting worse. It’s taking longer for the flickering... -
It definitely sounds like a venting issue, especially with multiple fixtures running. Installing an AAV could help resolve that. Basically, you’d need...Leave a comment:
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I haven't noticed any changes while moving the laptop screen. Does that mean the likely culprit is a solder joint?
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An air admittance valve (AAV) is like a little helper for your plumbing system when venting issues come up. It’s a one-way valve that lets air into...Leave a comment:
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Hey! That gurgling noise usually happens because of air being pulled through the sink drain when the shower is draining. It’s often a sign of a venting...Leave a comment:
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Thanks for the detailed explanation! I tested my laptop with an external display, and it works perfectly fine, so it seems the issue is just with the...Leave a comment:
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That makes a lot of sense—thanks for explaining! Do you think using an external monitor for now would help take some strain off the laptop screen, or...Leave a comment:
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Urgent help with laptop screen
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My laptop screen flickers at the bottom whenever I turn it on or when the screen comes back on after being idle. After a while,... -
Schedule 40 PVC conduit should work just fine for running wiring under a garden path. It’s sturdy, won’t rust, and can handle outdoor conditions well....Leave a comment:
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The type of conduit you use, whether PVC or metal, does impact the required burial depth for electrical wiring. PVC conduit, like Schedule 40 or 80, typically...Leave a comment:
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There are a few non-invasive ways you can check for beams or figure out if a wall might be load-bearing:- Stud Finder: Use a stud finder to locate the
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Generally, conduit does require a deeper burial depth compared to UF cable. For UF cable, you’re usually looking at a minimum of 24 inches if it’s...Leave a comment:
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You're welcome and thank you for the explanation!Leave a comment:
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Yes, a load-bearing wall often works in conjunction with beams or other structural elements to support the weight above. The beams may not always be visible,...Leave a comment:
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If you’re deciding between direct burial cable (UF) and conduit with THWN wires for your outdoor deck wiring, there are a few things...Leave a comment:
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Hi machinist. Very helpful information! I was thinking, though, isn’t there a concern with derating the wires if they’re all in the same conduit,...Leave a comment:
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You’re welcome! Here are some signs that a wall might be load-bearing:- Wall Orientation: Load-bearing walls are often perpendicular (at a 90-degree
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Removing the small wall under your stairs sounds like a great way to make the space more accessible and functional, but it’s important to ensure the...Leave a comment:
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Thank you for the detailed explanation, those are some great tips. I would also recommend checking the gas pressure to ensure it’s at the correct level,...Leave a comment:
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