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sumpin like this.


It's wintery af here, and getting up on a ladder with 3 feet of snow in the yard and it being -15, isn't appealing.
 
beardown07 said:
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sumpin like this.


It's wintery af here, and getting up on a ladder with 3 feet of snow in the yard and it being -15, isn't appealing.
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I'm a perfectionist no way to have exactly perpendicular and in a row lights with some extension pole thinger(big bulb individually clipped)
 
NU_FTW said:
I'm a perfectionist no way to have exactly perpendicular and in a row lights with some extension pole thinger(big bulb individually clipped)
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Works fine for me?:noidea: I just do it across the front of the house which includes 3 peaks. Not sure what you mean by "rows".
 
beardown07 said:
Works fine for me?:noidea: I just do it across the front of the house which includes 3 peaks. Not sure what you mean by "rows".
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So I do my whole roof bit each bulb is perfectly in a row and standing at attention, I can't imagine that being possible without hands on
 
NU_FTW said:
So I do my whole roof bit each bulb is perfectly in a row and standing at attention, I can't imagine that being possible without hands on
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Hard pass.
 
beardown07 said:
s-l300.jpg


sumpin like this.


It's wintery af here, and getting up on a ladder with 3 feet of snow in the yard and it being -15, isn't appealing.
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That would probably work for the window and the gutters, but I also take my lights up the sides of the roof and across along the peak.
 
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