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Post A Picture Of Your Current Job (Part III)

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Post a picture of your current job.

Previous Threads.
Part I
Part II
 
#5,677 ·
No dovetail drawers, screws showing on the sides of the cabinet, no drawer slides, unfinished on the inside, no edgbanding on the plywood edges

Hackery I tell you, hackery. :p
 
#5,679 ·
Hey hey... Eyes off my shop candy. :ROFLMAO:
 
#5,680 ·
Damn, it's almost full. And I came up with more hackery for dividers.

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#5,682 ·
They should probably be lockable 🤔 :ROFLMAO:
 
#5,683 ·
Talk about getting lucky. Size-wise if it was a 1/16" smaller in either direction I couldn't fit much
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#5,696 ·
About 18k for the mud, 3500 for pump, should of been 5k for the finishers but double bubble to the 5 who stayed so like 7k - 280 for Fajitas, probably 80 bucks in breakfast tacos between both days, not sure what juan got them for supper last night but probably 150 bucks, I'd imagine I'll have a CC receipt from Juan for a bottle of something - usually a no no but 60 + year old finishers overnight working at 38 degrees that ain't a priority for me lol

So call it like 34k. Add in about 16k in labor for forms grading and tying bar, about 8-9k in bar probably, 4500 in fill and a few grand in incidentals for the whole deal I'd say close to 70k, 76k with the walls we are setting and pouring

Plus 20% to the big guy 😆

The only surprise expense is some Fajitas and couple grand or so (not sure what they worked out with juan to pay em orginally just said double it for the ones who stayed)

Minus some more damage to my future ulcers and contributions to my first heart attack that's a pretty good day
 
#5,688 ·
Now my shop is a mess. I'm trying to get rid of a table that is a horizontal catch all. It's a 2x4' table and if I can get rid of it, it will really give me another 4' of working space in my shop. Empty boxes and crap all strewn about haphazardly until I can get this table cleared off. And then I have to find a place for it.... Upstairs it goes
 
#5,690 ·
Ya. Why didn't I think of that.

Oh ya...the fire marshal
 
#5,694 ·
Wood furnce is allowed, but not a wood stove.
 
#5,695 ·
Well made some headway in the clean up. Didn't take a before pic but found one from other pictures.
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Quite the horizontal disease going on back there.

After I got most of the horizontal disease off the table (and threw it on the floor LOL) I snapped a photo.
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And now it's somewhat more organized.
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Lots of crap on my tablesaw to be re-located.

Still much more to do.
 
#5,703 ·
I'm with Doyle and the old timer.😆

That porch cap I mentioned earlier, the young couple came home from the bar at about 1am. I was sitting in the truck waiting to finish my yard of crete. They invite me in for an hour and a half of beers before it was set up enough to get a finish. Good thing I turned down the shots or I would never have gotten back over in the morning to scrub out the paper and cat prints. Not sure why she was up at sun up to notice, but we got er done.
 
#5,708 ·
Finally got enough water pumped out of one of the customers basements to figure out how come the sump pump can’t keep up, waters been shutoff at the street for 3 months and a steady stream coming from under the foundation, city mains broke other side of the shutoff and pumping water right along the pipe into the basement.
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And tossed some flooring in a different job later today
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#5,709 ·
Finally got enough water pumped out of one of the customers basements to figure out how come the sump pump can’t keep up, waters been shutoff at the street for 3 months and a steady stream coming from under the foundation, city mains broke other side of the shutoff and pumping water right along the pipe into the basement.
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And tossed some flooring in a different job later today
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Popular floor color right now... You don't stagger your flooring past 2 runs? or is it just those few runs?