/diy/ - Do It Yourself

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OP DO NOT USE FUCKING DURAROCK. The stupid fuck's who've never done sheetrock work in their life recommending you use the shit here listen to their amateur fathers/grand fathers who "re-did" a bathroom once in their whole fucking lives, and the stupid fucks used durarock and "hurdur best thing ever"

Durarock IS NOT mold RESISTANT. like greenboard is!!

Durarock = cement board what ever else stupid ass names the stuff has.

Greenboard < Mud + tape joints really smoothly < Regular old modified thinset [DO NOT BUY PREEEEEEEEE-MIX!!!] < Tiles < Grout < let it cure DO NOT SUBJECT GROUT TO WATER AT ALL AFTER CURED < Grout sealer GET THE GOOD SHIT DONT CHEAP OUT, DO IT RIGHT, DO IT ONCE. < DONE.

If you're going to install tile on the roof too, greenboard should be technically screwed into a supporting structure every 12 inches, most joist are 16, so installing extra beams between joist and screwing to those is a must of you're going to tile the roof.

>anon who know's a thing or two.

where to buy flex shaft capable of transmitting 6 HP/8-FTLB of torque. from one end to another, over a "gentle curve" ?? I Tried using steel cable from the store, and it just twisted itself up and snapped near the motor. then did research and learned why. but then I saw they use this shit in jet engines, but I can't find no info on where to buy it?

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