What kind of options for a housing are there? I searched online and didn't see anything. I'm not extremely handy with fabrication. Thanks so much!
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I used a wood box from a hobby store. I just placed the base side up. I also put in an off/on toggle switch.
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That's the DIY part. I used a wooden drawer and mounted my power supply, amp, tube buffer and USB DAC to it. I wired fuses and switches to the AC line for each component. Not the prettiest setup but works great.
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Don't know but it is a simple process to put it all together. Otherwise, google youtube videos and you'll most likely find a tutorial video on how to put one together.
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The back is wide open. This actually may be perfect for what you're trying to do. There is no plumbing or electrical, but you can buy mini accessories and glue them wherever you find it appropriate. There is a crawlspace under the building but no access door, the attic is a room, and there are no closets. You would probably want to add a mini-washer/dryer, refrigerator, and hot water tank. This is a 1/12 scale house and 1/12 scale accessories are readily available. I like this house because it is very durable. Most realistic model dollhouses are delicate.
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I had the same experience at the beginning, but I took it apart and looked at the directions again. they are not the clearest but once I figured how it should go, it turned out well and it's a great bed. sturdy and unshakable. good make and great deal. good luck
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I saw some on eBay last night but wasn't clear if they were precut or not. Sounded like they had replicated them. I'm struggling with the same problem and would love to have more chassis and molds as well!
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You do not need a new housing with the lamp, use the old. You will need instructions on how to replace the old lamp which you can find on YouTube. It's much easier to get the housing with lamp.
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John... I had the same problem as I want to put the stove in my cabin and the chimney must extend higher than the roof. I know of no place to purchase the same size pipe as with the stove so my solution was to go to my local muffler shop and have him custom fabricate a section of 2 1/2 inch exhaust pipe to my specs. They were able to match the diameter of the pipe to the existing pipe by flaring the ends. Keep in mind though that in order to maintain the proper draft, especially in cold weather, the length outside the house must be insulated. This is very important. Wrap the chimney with fiberglass matting and protect it against rain water and you will be all set. Hope this helps you. Phil John... I had the same problem as I want to put the stove in my cabin and the chimney must extend higher than the roof. I know of no place to purchase the same size pipe as with the stove so my solution was to go to my local muffler shop and have him custom fabricate a section of 2 1/2 inch exhaust pipe to my specs. They were able to match the diameter of the pipe to the existing pipe by flaring the ends. Keep in mind though that in order to maintain the proper draft, especially in cold weather, the length outside the house must be insulated. This is very important. Wrap the chimney with... » Read More John... I had the same problem as I want to put the stove in my cabin and the chimney must extend higher than the roof. I know of no place to purchase the same size pipe as with the stove so my solution was to go to my local muffler shop and have him custom fabricate a section of 2 1/2 inch exhaust pipe to my specs. They were able to match the diameter of the pipe to the existing pipe by flaring the ends. Keep in mind though that in order to maintain the proper draft, especially in cold weather, the length outside the house must be insulated. This is very important. Wrap the chimney with fiberglass matting and protect it against rain water and you will be all set. Hope this helps you. Phil « Show Less
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Sorry, I actually haven't framed mine yet, but when I do I'll update. I actually don't know where to go but I plan on checking out AC Moore or Michaels. I know AC Moore does custom framing.
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Rob this item is only a single housing. If you need more you would have to buy multiples. They do sell them in sets. Don't forget that you will also have to buy lock cores.
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You will have to call and ask for them. Even when you get them it will be difficult and time consuming to assemble. Good luck
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I debated the same thing in March. I went with the regular housing and was fine. Took it to 95 ft with trouble. Make sure to get a red filter for the housing if you are going deeper than 10 feet!
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yes, luckily I was able to you find a screw that wasn't a perfect fit but close enough. Turned a simple project into a frustrating one, will probably just pay the 5 extra dollars for the housing if there is a next time
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I ordered the house and the pole at the same time, and I had the same question. So, when I ordered them, I bought an extra base just in case. And discovered that the Heath house came with its own base, so I had a duplicate (which I returned). However, the base that Heath provides is not the best, although it works after a fashion. It has a single tightening screw on one side of a soft plastic base. When the pole is pushed through the opening in the base, and the screw is tightened against the pole (to fasten the base to the pole), the opening in the base elongates a bit and the base tilts slightly causing the house to be mounted at a slant. I mean, it does the job, but not elegantly. So, i would say--&gt; 1). if you have a Heath house, try out the base that they provide and see if you can tolerate it. If not, order a better one (or fashion your own) while temporarily using the original one. 2). if you do not have a Heath house, you will need a base whose screw holes line up with the holes in the bottom of your house. This all depends upon how the house is built. The Heath house expects the pole to go up through the house to the peak of the roof of the house (the house uses it as a central stabilizer). Your house may or may not be built that way. At a minimum, a base is required that matches the base of your house so the base and the house can be screwed together. So, either order a base matching your house or wait 'til the house arrives and attempt to fashion one to fit it. Good luck.
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You could always bolt longer bars to the current ones. Make your own bars out of wood or metal. In most cases still cheaper than the Thule version.
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The housing comes with it. I got it as a replacement. Basically, you take the old one off, take the new one out of the box and attach. Very easy.
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I'd try emailing the seller on here but doubt you'll get too far with that. Maybe try caulk/jb weld good luck
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I just built a CBG with that..only a small space....I had to use them..I have them in stock.....there is a flat one though....are u on FB?