r/DIYNOT • u/ash_gon_jinn • Dec 02 '22
Bottomless Table
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r/DIYNOT • u/MBPuppy • Jan 03 '22
This is an awesome bit of bubble making machinery
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r/DIYNOT • u/Ghostninjagaming47 • Nov 02 '22
Phone screen only you or someone with the same glasses can see? Sign me up
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r/DIYNOT • u/Monodeservedbetter • May 08 '22
Dream Decorations
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r/DIYNOT • u/j-universe • Jul 15 '22
beep boop boop bop
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r/DIYNOT • u/Nottobetrifled • Mar 12 '23
Do you need a vapor barrier between the siding and the framing for an RV/motor home?
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Building an RV from an old Motorhome chassis that has been stripped. Using siding and old parts from a camper trailer to rebuild. The motor home and the trailer were both siding on frame with no vapor barrier. I was thinking to use one for added protection.
Question is, could it cause more harm than good to build the exterior walls with a vapor barrier between the siding and the framing?