Hi Max
 
You are becoming a renovation specialist, it gives you much pleasure
when you try to achieve a project and after much sweat and some errors
it comes out well.
As well as this you pick up some tools along the way.
Well done.
 
Regards
Ray


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        From: [email protected]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Max Robinson
        Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 10:29 AM
        To: Blind Handyman
        Subject: [BlindHandyMan] The shop is air conditioned.
        
        

        I ordered the shop building without windows for security
purposes and also 
        to cut down on heat transfer. Today, Sue and I cut a hole in the
wall and 
        installed a window air conditioner. After cutting the hole I
screwed a 2 by 
        4 to the studs to simulate the window sill. Then I cut another 2
by 4 to 
        fit between the studs to be the window sash. I didn't fasten
this one in 
        place, the cut was a fairly tight fit and placing a bar clamp on
the outside 
        of the studs would deform them just enough to hold it tightly in
place. 
        Then the two of us lifted the AC into place. Oops? It didn't fit
through 
        the hole. She cut the hole in the siding with a jig saw and she
is not much 
        better at following a line than I am. So after some trimming we
tried 
        again. This time it fit side to side but there wasn't enough
room at the 
        top to lift the window sill catcher over the 2 by 4 that is the
sill. So, a 
        little more trimming at the top. We lifted it again and this
time it fit. 
        It's a good thing because I'm not sure we had a fourth lift in
us. I locked 
        the upper 2 by 4 in place by running 2 and a half inch screws
through the 
        studs into the end of the 2 by. Then Sue used cardboard and duck
tape to 
        fill in the gaps around the unit. We are going to get some
molding to put 
        around it and cover up the tape. Considering the discussion on
molding I 
        have need for a lot of good luck wishes. I also can gloat some
about wifely 
        help. She helps me pick out tools and helps me use them. What
are we doing 
        tomorrow? Installing another AC in her building. We learned on
mine so we 
        won't make the same mistakes on hers. She hopes.
        
        Regards.
        
        Max. K 4 O D S.
        
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