2017
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Painting A Stucco Home: What You Need To Know
Painting the outside of a house is one of the best things you can do to increase the value and curb appeal of your home. If done correctly, a paint job can last for many years, even decades. A stucco home exterior can last for decades if cared for. Stucco is a very solid surface that is very easy to maintain and also accepts paint well. the following are some things to consider when you are considering repainting the outside of your stucco home: [Read More]
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Tips For Accurately Calibrating Industrial Pressure Gauges
If your industrial plant's pressure gauges need to be calibrated for the first time, these tips will help you get the job done: Tip: Accurate Calibration Requires the Correct Testing Media When you are calibrating your industrial pressure gauges, it is important that you choose the proper media. For low-pressure applications, you can use either nitrogen or air. However, gauges used in high-pressure applications require testing using either oil or water as the media. [Read More]
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3 Tips For Reducing Errors During Aviation Inspections
Regular inspections are an important part of the aviation business. If you are an inspector, you probably want to make sure that you don't make any mistakes and that you do a thorough job of inspecting aircraft. These are a few tips that can help you reduce errors and problems during your aircraft inspections: 1. Take Your Time It can be easy to feel rushed and to try to get things done quickly when you're inspecting aircraft at work. [Read More]
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A Guide To Buying Fasteners
Whenever you are looking to handle your industrial or construction work properly, you'll need to find the fasteners that will get the job done. Because there are a lot of different fasteners sold by manufacturers all over, you'll need to look into the different options, prices, and types on the market. This guide will teach you a little bit about these matters so that you are in good hands when it comes to your upcoming projects: [Read More]
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Building A New Deck? Choose Your Materials Wisely
When done right, your deck can be an extension of your home. Need a space to entertain? You can use your deck. Want to get away from the chaos taking place in your home? You can head outside to the deck. The more planning and consideration that goes into your deck design, the more you will use it and the more you will enjoy it. Make sure you're choosing the right design and decking supplies for your needs. [Read More]
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How Businesses Can Protect Employees From Electrical Hazards On Scaffolds
Fiberglass is a material that is safer than other scaffolding options, such as steel, because it is not a conductor of electricity. Therefore, it is a better option for situations where there are a lot of electrical hazards. Be Mindful Of One's Surroundings All workers need to examine their surroundings before climbing up a scaffold to make sure that there are no hazards, including electrical hazards. A common hazard a worker may face is overhead power lines, which may need to be de-energized if the worker must work near the power lines. [Read More]
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Three Tips For Made-To-Order Hydraulic Hoses
As of right now, when you purchase hydraulic hoses, you might just purchase pre-cut hoses. However, did you know that there are companies out there that will make made-to-order hydraulic hoses according to your specifications? Using one of these services and having your hydraulic hoses made just for you can be completely worth your while. 1. Ensure It's the Proper Length Even though hydraulic hoses come in many different lengths, it can sometimes be tough to find one that is the proper length for whatever purpose you might need it for. [Read More]
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Four Types Of Sanders Typically Used For Refinishing Hardwood Floors
Hardwood has a certain charm and beauty not often captured by other flooring materials. Natural hardwood is also durable and is one of the best flooring options to retain heat. Eventually most hardwood floors end up needing a bit, or maybe a lot, of TLC. Resurfacing your hardwood floors usually involves the use of specifically designed sanders. Since the purchase price of some machines tend to be on the high side, some contractors might consider renting the appropriate equipment for occasional use. [Read More]