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A big wannabe
Trade: Framing, decks, trim, Remodels, ground up.
Join Date: Feb 2008
Posts: 147
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Re: Tall Walls (2-storey Walls)
I hate having a guide. Only if Im absolutly operating blind.
I once tried it setting a section of a chimney. it was on the otherside of a ridge from me so I had two guys at the base setting it and one (dumb) guy relaying hand signals from over the ridge. He would look at them and get the signal then look at me and give the signal. After a couple overly delyed motions I yelled, QUIT F-ING LOOKING AT ME!!!!! I ended up calling one of the guys at the base and did it over the phone. |
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Pro
Trade: Framer
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Port Orchard, WA
Posts: 711
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Re: Tall Walls (2-storey Walls)Quote:
Go through Tim MacNumara's blog http://t-mcnamara.blogspot.com/index.html He hasn't updated it in quite awhile but go through all his pictures and you will see some very cool work and good use of the forklift. |
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