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Crappy subfloor piece removed. You can see the old attic boards that they put the plywood over. To do it right, they should have ripped out everything and installed 3/4" tongue and groove plywood. Now the foor has squeaks that are impossible to get rid of without ripping out *everything* in the attic. Viewed: 661 times.
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Subfloor bits that the remuddelers just didn't bother filling in. Viewed: 540 times.
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My patch for the crappy subfloor bit. Notice the polyurethane adhesive in a tube that I'll apply to the back so there's a good bond between it and the old attic boards. A good bond means fewer sqeaks. Viewed: 548 times.
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The new subfloor bit installed. Viewed: 474 times.
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Another subfloor patch. Viewed: 445 times.
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Setting the saw blade depth to 1/2" to excise the subfloor around the hole. Raise the blade guard, turn the saw on, lower gently on four sides and remove the damaged piece. Viewed: 489 times.
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Before sawing out. Viewed: 490 times.
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After sawing out. Viewed: 485 times.
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Notice all the nice 2.75" deck screws I added. I had to countersink them into the plywood with the countersink bit on my cordless drill. Viewed: 506 times.
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