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So it seems like everyone has forgotten about this so called standardized housing catalogue the government of Canada was supposed to release. On December 12th, 2023 in an attempt to address Canada’s housing crisis the federal government launched consultations to revive version of a wartime housing effort. For any of you wondering what a strawberry
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Pilot holes are small holes drilled before inserting a screw to make the fastening process easier and reduce the risk of splitting or damaging the material. Here’s when it’s beneficial to use pilot holes: 1. Working with Hardwoods 2. Preventing Splits in Softwoods and Plywood 3. Using Large Screws or Lag Bolts 4. Precision Alignment of Parts 5. Avoiding Material
