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  • Duct Relocating and Chases
  • From "DIY to the Rescue"
    episode DTTR-603


    (Continued from page 1)

    10. It's very important to keep the nail gun at a 90-degree angle. You don't want to puncture a gas line (figure N)!

    11. Once you finish nailing, wrap a metal bracket around the pipe and screw it to the chase, holding it in place (figure O).

    12. Finally, after adding a couple more 2x4s and 2x2s, the main chase is done (figure P).
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    Figure N

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    Figure O

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    Figure P


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    Waterloo Industries
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