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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
 
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Never really noticed that. Was talking about the front of the island.
 
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Well one day you'll get a linear rail lathe
 
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So my prediction has come true.....:p
 
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Looks good to me! Siding is level but the roof has a wicked tilt, this is actually by design, so strange. GC framed it in house so I'm not 100 percent sure but looks like the wall is level and the rafters go from being blocked up to notched to achieve this. Very very strange...
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Looks good to me! Siding is level but the roof has a wicked tilt, this is actually by design, so strange. GC framed it in house so I'm not 100 percent sure but looks like the wall is level and the rafters go from being blocked up to notched to achieve this. Very very strange... View attachment 541996

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I bet the walls aren't parallel, and the adjustment was so the roof came out right.

I know a building that is a trapezoid. Pitch on the roof varies end to end, you can't snap a line on it and shingle spacing varies.

Sometimes you do something odd to keep from doing even weirder things.
 
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Cleaning up after a home owner electrical install special:

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Lots of fun moving furniture and hanging plastic for ceiling painting at the same place. Of course just as as I’m wrapping up they decide they DO want the walls painted. Oh well, this one’s T&M no skin off my back.
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Making a hassack into a hidden compartment.


Couple of RFID locks and some Kaizen Foam to hold items.
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Start of the top drop down.
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Cold as a whores heart today on this ****ing hill, should of worn my coveralls. Since everyone is staying home with the ice I figured I'd come string line this house to get a visual before the foundation crew comes, haven't subbed concrete in a long time, Hope this guys as good as he seems to be - my guys have out grown wanting to do much concrete

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Boys are shut down today on my 2 story dock, breezy 30 degrees and drizzle on and off. I came to fix the compressor for the pipe driver. We always prime two coats of kem kromic primer on the pipe before driving to refusal, and paint 2 coats of DTM alkyd on the whole frame after priming. Pilings get filled with concrete as well

Rebecca Comeaux design, going to be a cool dock/apartment


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#8,473 ·
The hot tub died & was removed. Patching the deck back in, but the owner wants a border to match the other part, about tripling the scope. I built this about 30 years ago, including the shed below (4x6 @ 12"o/c rafters) to support the tub. Added a layer of torch-on over the original Bituthene waterproofing.
Also built the cabinets from Ipe, which are holding up well. Drawers inside w/ SS bottoms that extend to the sides to slide in grooves. The part of the house that the deck butts to I built even longer ago, in the '80s. The job stool was built in 1979- still in use. Some of the staples use to fasten the shingles near the tub rusted from the chlorine.
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#8,475 ·
Jaws and all his subs weren't working in TX today because it was 32F.

Here's older than dirt Tin handling it well in the snow. (y) (y)
 
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Charmin? Is that to wipe the BS you're pushing? :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
 
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Lol, this is where it came from posted this last year in Things I Love thread

" Inspecting a job site a month ago I ran into my concrete guys crew forming a driveway and the new laborer was bitching about how hard the ground was he couldn't drive a stake in it and was trying to drill a starter hole - he's in that new stage where he's wearing himself out not letting the hammer do the work and the impact he's taking when it hits the stake is making me tired and my elbows ache lol - I took the hammer and held the stake against the form with my boot and dropped the hammer about 10 times and set it - tried to tell him to let the hammer do the work - he says thats not how he does it - I said I see and walked off. Not my guy and not my problem. When I'm leaving he's still bitching - I said I'm going to start calling you Charmin

He said Charmin?

Yep. Charmin - extra soft 😆

His crew thought it was hilarious but he didn't lol

Today I heard someone call him Charmin and asked one of the other hands if that stuck and he said he'll yeah it did 😆"