I have a leak coming out the wall behind my shower head (running down the pipe for the shower head, but who knows what's going on inside the wall). I have easy access to the other side of the wall. There is no panel or other access to the plumbing, so I will have to cut out a section of drywall. I would like to take out section between the studs, but be able to re-use this section when I have (hopefully) fixed the leak. I was planning to drill a hole in each corner of the square I want to remove, then use a jigsaw to make the cuts. Will this work, or should I use another tool?To re-attach it, I'm just planning to attach some pieces of 2x4 onto the existing studs to have something to screw the drywall back into.
For windows 8, nokia lumia 1020. It has a 41 megapixel camera (Yup, 41) and of course has wifi. Never used it so I dont know about the speakers. However, I prefer the samsung galaxy s4 which runs android. Very fast, removable battery, amazing camera and high quality speakers. I have been using it for about a month and am still amazed by it.
You need to take an MSF course. So you can ride a BMX bike- congratulations. It is NOTHING like riding a motorcycle except for having two wheels. At 15, you can't legally DRIVE in most states, and you have to have a driver's license before you can get a motorcycle. You also have to have insurance, and I don't know of many insurance companies that would write that policy at ANY price. You (or your parents) will be paying more for insurance every year than your motorcycle is worth; good luck getting that past them. IF you manage to get onto a bike after your MSF course, conincing your parents, and paying for insurance, make sure you stick with a smaller bike to begin with. It will help with insurance, and you will simply smear yourself onto the pavement with a GSX-R-whatever. Try a GS500 or Ninja 500 first, preferably used. But wait! There's more! If you're not riding with the proper gear, do the REAL riders a favor and forget about riding a motorcycle. you need a good riding jacket, gloves, boots, pants/overpants, and a FULL FACE helmet. WAAAH! It's too hot in Texas! Deal with it or go home, Junior. I'd rather sweat than bleed, personally, and even if you haven't figured out your own mortality yet I promise you will be VERY unhappy WHEN you crash if you're not well-protected. So even if I doubt you'll be on the road anytime soon, there's your instruction manual.
Winter when there is snow and ice on the roads.
