frankenyoter
No Rain, No Rainbow
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hand wash was the only way I did that for my two
Random pic thread.
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hand wash was the only way I did that for my two
braxton357
Robot
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So for the people's that asked a while back. It will carry 800lb off then back up a 6" curb. Pretty impressed so far.
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Tom@Hilltop_Machine
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Common core math Matt.
GotWood
Sayer of Fact
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Sitting in Fuquay-Varina eating shrimp and wings. Is there a better combo?
Wait I'm with Matt, 800÷60=13.33333
Maybe he rounded, CMS he would pass with an A I'd bet.
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How'd you get 800lbs with 60 lb bags?
Looks like hard work.
12-60's and the one 80 that some goober threw back on the pile at at Lowes that he didn't notice until it was loaded up......
kaiser715
Doing hard time
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Yes, "sitting in Key West eating shrimp and wings" is probably one of them.
mommucked
Endeavoring to persevere
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They have some damn good beer.
Chris_Keziah
Joe Dirt @ Rev Limit Fab
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Just another night in the shop. Going over my rig making sure it's good for the weekend beat down ahead of it.
GotWood
Sayer of Fact
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I was in the Town of Maiden car, so no alcohol.
Tom@Hilltop_Machine
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A little more progress today.
ghost
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So is that how they build those type of shops? Footers, building then poor the floor?
Tom@Hilltop_Machine
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^^^
Yep. Or if we were waiting on the building to be delivered we would have poured the slab right after the footing inspection.
Yep. Or if we were waiting on the building to be delivered we would have poured the slab right after the footing inspection.
THE guyrock
Gentle Giant
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Made the 6x12 trailer a giant pinewood derby car for the cub scouts Christmas parade float. The kids get to paint it this weekend.
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BigSouth
Doesn't play well with others!
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RV-port-mahal is underway finally...
ckruzer
Infidel
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Coming soon to a Treadway post near you
ckruzer
Infidel
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Footers ready for block. Concrete in. Will post pic later
McCracken
Logan Can't See This
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"boy with goats"
Stuntman Autoworks
Instigator of things
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Boy with dogs
kaiser715
Doing hard time
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What size did you end up with?
Chris_Keziah
Joe Dirt @ Rev Limit Fab
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Fixing what I found late last night.
StretchASU
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kaiser715
Doing hard time
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Varys. A lot. Even different jobs by the same contractor (or self contractor). Many factors to influence the decision.
Mine for very similar building was a monolithic pour. 6" slab, thicker footings (18") at edges, 4'x5'x2.5' column footer at each column base.
That was right for my situation. Different site, different soils, different time schedule, different etc, would/could/might/may be done any number of different ways.