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On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 18:37:23 -0500, Molesworth
wrote: Here in New Orleans, the sheets are kept and numbered so that one knows which window has which board. Here in SWFL I'm using structured lexan sheets, pre-cut, drilled and labeled. My wife and I did 3 sides of the house in 45 minutes, about 25 pieces. I slap the sheets up and my wife hands me the tap-cons as I zip them in with a cordless drill/nut driver. |
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