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rbsremodeling · 07-03-2009, 10:48 PM

that is some of the neatest ****ing wiring i have ever seen. period.

StreamlineGT · 07-03-2009, 10:54 PM

Thanks

Closeup of the panels.

StreamlineGT · 07-03-2009, 10:56 PM

Lighting layout installed.

stp57 · 07-03-2009, 11:45 PM

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Originally Posted by davitk

Hammer, cats paw, board stretcher.

Now we can remove the 'no fat chicks' sign

How many joists were just like that one?
Steve

**Gus Dering** · 07-04-2009, 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by rbsremodeling

They are butted up to the timber and screwed in with a simpson timber screw. I don't like seeing the timber in the wall. I thought I had a picture with them. then we lay them on the back timber and run a rebar through it front and back into the ground. Trust me you won't hurt my feelings that is the first time I touched a saw in 5 years and I made the cuts with a ryobi skill saw.

The truth never hurts Gus.

I can appreciate your outlook. But I'm not gonna take the bait and try to hurt your feelings.

The saw I was referring to is not a chop saw, it is a bigger skill saw that can handle a 4x in one pass.
There would be nothing wrong with seeing a coule eices of end grain in the face of that wall. It is the strongest and easiest way to attatch those dead men.
The hangers that you used on the back side will be rusted and gone when the wall should still be in sevice. Acually that way sounds more like an after thought than anything else.
The joint in the bank would be alot stronger and last longer if it was half lapped. Less iron to rust out.
As long as I'm on a roll, cut the factory ends off when they are going to show like you have them. That just makes things look cleaner and more uniform. Your saw should be cutting much better than the one at the mill. The tags you left on are not too nice either.

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Originally Posted by rbsremodeling

Someone feeling overlooked

. Gus gave me more grief than you did

What I say?

**Gus Dering** · 07-04-2009, 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by StreamlineGT

Thanks

Closeup of the panels.

That is cleaner than clean.

Says a lot about a guy. You are good.

mmike032 · 07-04-2009, 12:33 AM

electricity is boring .......

but that is some very clean work.
do you also clean up the floor .
never seen a sparky here ever, ever, ever clean his mess up

Magnettica · 07-04-2009, 12:34 AM

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Originally Posted by StreamlineGT

New house I am working on.

Basic layouts I drew up.

PIA lighting layout. The best I could do.

Progress so far.

Sweet. I know most of the "real craftsmen" won't appreciate a smooth-looking electrical installation but I sure as hell can. I say real craftsmen because some carpenters don't consider electricians as real craftsmen.

Great looking service!

rbsremodeling · 07-04-2009, 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Gus Dering

I can appreciate your outlook. But I'm not gonna take the bait and try to hurt your feelings.

The saw I was referring to is not a chop saw, it is a bigger skill saw that can handle a 4x in one pass.
There would be nothing wrong with seeing a coule eices of end grain in the face of that wall. It is the strongest and easiest way to attatch those dead men.
The hangers that you used on the back side will be rusted and gone when the wall should still be in sevice. Acually that way sounds more like an after thought than anything else.
The joint in the bank would be alot stronger and last longer if it was half lapped. Less iron to rust out.
As long as I'm on a roll, cut the factory ends off when they are going to show like you have them. That just makes things look cleaner and more uniform. Your saw should be cutting much better than the one at the mill. The tags you left on are not too nice either.

What I say?

It is not a hanger they are timber screws. Now my feelings are hurt I can't believe you call me on the tags

. We remove those after the check clears

genecarp · 07-04-2009, 04:45 AM

[quote=Magnettica;714997]Sweet. I know most of the "real craftsmen" won't appreciate a smooth-looking electrical installation but I sure as hell can. I say real craftsmen because some carpenters don't consider electricians as real craftsmen.

Bull**** we dont, We do recognize you as real craftsman, and that **** is a real sweet example

. G

SLSTech · 07-04-2009, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Magnettica

Sweet. I know most of the "real craftsmen" won't appreciate a smooth-looking electrical installation but I sure as hell can. I say real craftsmen because some carpenters don't consider electricians as real craftsmen.

Great looking service!

A real craftsman will always admire another craftsmans work - now if they will admit it, well...

Nice & Clean GT (with a clean floor to boot - your hired)

**Gus Dering** · 07-04-2009, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Magnettica

Sweet. I know most of the "real craftsmen" won't appreciate a smooth-looking electrical installation but I sure as hell can. I say real craftsmen because some carpenters don't consider electricians as real craftsmen.

Great looking service!

What a load of crap.

I am just the guy that would admit something like that if it was true.

I am also the guy that will point out a comment that has delusions of adequacy.

There is not a carpenter that I have ever met that wouln't give his respect to a sparky that left a job looking that clean.

Would you like to clarify or reword that at all?

WarnerConstInc. · 07-04-2009, 10:30 AM

Yeah but, my electrcian puts holes in the wall with a 3lb hammer. He was once Amish I think.

Very nice panels for sure. I dont remember seeing any that nice around here.

rbsremodeling · 07-04-2009, 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Gus Dering

What a load of crap.

I am just the guy that would admit something like that if it was true.

I am also the guy that will point out a comment that has delusions of adequacy.

There is not a carpenter that I have ever met that wouln't give his respect to a sparky that left a job looking that clean.

Would you like to clarify or reword that at all?

There was a thread posted awhile back that alot of guys did not think that electrical work was considered a craft per say, Just a trade.

WarriorWithWood · 07-04-2009, 10:32 AM

I really like the wiring job, clean. What brand transfer switch/disconnect and generator did you use on that job?

StreamlineGT · 07-04-2009, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by WarriorWithWood

I really like the wiring job, clean. What sized transfer switch/disconnect and generator did you use on that job?

It will be a 17kw LP unit. That is a 200 amp transfer switch.

WarriorWithWood · 07-04-2009, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by StreamlineGT

It will be a 17kw LP unit. That is a 200 amp transfer switch.

Sorry, edited to add what brand? I'll be installing a 22kw soon and we're looking at brands.

WarnerConstInc. · 07-04-2009, 10:41 AM

Dennis, my neighbor, HVAC/plumbing, puts in the new Kohler one's and has been very happy with them.

Just put in a 17kw LP unit.

Electrical is a craft if you put forth the effort and make your **** nice. It is just another person when it looks like yellow and white spagehtti.

WarriorWithWood · 07-04-2009, 10:49 AM

Here's what we've been looking at.
http://www.auroragenerators.com/home...tor-20kVA.html

I'll start a new thread.

StreamlineGT · 07-04-2009, 10:49 AM

It will be a Generac unit.

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