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I like KK's work, but the first part of this article is weird. It's more of an argument for why you should leave pull strings in your empty conduit. That said,
by D13Fd 4y ago
I like KK's work, but the first part of this article is weird. It's more of an argument for why you should leave pull strings in your empty conduit.
That said, I agree with the idea of generally buying only what you need and buying it at the time you need it.
- lnwlebjel 4y agoI agree, he seems to argue for conduit, making the house more configurable and thus better able to 'learn'.