The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread

[TonyHallo]

Nice!!! Never fit that in your Unimate!!!

 

[dhal22]

Nice!!! Never fit that in your Unimate!!!

Barely fit on the 1440.

 

[pawnshopmike]

After the coldest, wettest spring I can remember, we are finally making some good progress on our house. Hopefully the plumbing rough in and the temporary electrical passes inspection this morning. Then we can pour the floor and finally start nailing some sticks together. It’s been a long slow process getting to this point.

 

[TonyHallo]

Nice!

 

[dhal22]

After the coldest, wettest spring I can remember, we are finally making some good progress on our house. Hopefully the plumbing rough in and the temporary electrical passes inspection this morning. Then we can pour the floor and finally start nailing some sticks together. It’s been a long slow process getting to this point.

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Walk on your drain pipes, any sag and compaction underneath is insufficient. SLEEVE your pex penetrations through the slab. Now is an excellent time to consider a continuous hot water loop for recirculation. Pex is cheap.

 

[TonyHallo]

Sounds like great advice.

 

[dhal22]

Sounds like great advice.

I am very passionate about my trade.

 

[AKNick]

I am very passionate about my trade.

I was very passionate when drilling fence post holes to find not one.... but TWO 4" gutter drain pipes this past week. That was some unexpected fun. Told my wife "I could throw something right about now" her response was "do it" LOL (nothing was thrown except my motivation.)

 

[dhal22]

I would have thrown something

 

[pawnshopmike]

I was very passionate when drilling fence post holes to find not one.... but TWO 4" gutter drain pipes this past week. That was some unexpected fun. Told my wife "I could throw something right about now" her response was "do it" LOL (nothing was thrown except my motivation.)

Nothing is ever easy:-/