u/books_plants_food

Image 1 — What will it entail to move this stovetop?
Image 2 — What will it entail to move this stovetop?
Image 3 — What will it entail to move this stovetop?

What will it entail to move this stovetop?

I’m making an offer on this house. I have young kids and I don’t think we can move in without reconfiguring this stove layout, but I’d rather not do a full kitchen remodel right away. How feasible would it be to cap the gas line and put an induction cook top on the back wall? The house was built in 93 and there is currently a vent running down into the island and out into the back yard. Would we have to rip out all the cabinets on the back wall? What do you think?

u/books_plants_food — 6 days ago

My kiddo loves our Toybox 3D printer and wants more filament for their birthday. We would especially love to get some of the more fun colors and gradients, such as these: https://overture3d.com/products/overture-silk-pla-gradient-filament-1-75mm?variant=46991428813054 Has anyone had success with these? According to Toybox support the device prints at 210 degrees C, and these say they work in the 200 - 220 range, so it sounds like it would work, but I would love to hear first hand experiences.

u/books_plants_food — 14 days ago

I'm planning a Rainbird drip irrigation setup for ornamental beds in my front yard. I am planning to do a basic grid/outline in 1/2 inch tubing, then have 1/4 inch "branches" to each plant. I need the system to hop over a sidewalk into a bed that's bound in by building or sidewalk on all sides. It would be easiest and least ugly to run 1/4 inch tubing through one of the cracks in the sidewalk. Once it's on the other side, can I have the 1/4 inch tube feed a 1/2 inch tube that runs the length of the bed? Or should I stick to 1/4 inch for everything on that side of the sidewalk?

reddit.com
u/books_plants_food — 19 days ago