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If you push on that wall, it should slide back and reveal a key.
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slurry_curry posted:
This could flip back around to reasonably awesome if the cut out piece of the door was affixed to the door frame so that it slotted back in when the door was closed.
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May 24, 2017 00:39
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Darchangel posted:This could flip back around to reasonably awesome if the cut out piece of the door was affixed to the door frame so that it slotted back in when the door was closed. I too like being hip-checked as I enter the bathroom.
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Hispanic! At The Disco posted:If you push on that wall, it should slide back and reveal a key. Or a nailgun 
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baquerd posted:I too like being hip-checked as I enter the bathroom. Maybe it's on a spring hinge as well, so it's like having weird saloon doors.
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May 24, 2017 04:27
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Wow and apparently that was the better solution going by whatever retarded logic they were using. I don't know why you wouldn't just move the sink over and take a scoop out of the counter.
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May 24, 2017 04:54
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"gently caress it, this is faster and we're not being paid enough to care.  "
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May 24, 2017 05:11
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I'm amazed they didn't just let it hit, or fix the floor stop closer it so it didn't.
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Motronic posted:Is it wrong that the first thing registered was that the exit sign wasn't lit? i freelanced at this one theatre who got jacked up because their exit signs were burnt out. their exit signs were tritium.
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SoundMonkey posted:i freelanced at this one theatre who got jacked up because their exit signs were burnt out. Tritium has an effective half-life (at least as far as luminescence) of about 12 years, yeah? So, probably a pretty old theatre. Also that's a heck of a lot of tritium - that's gotta be pretty expensive.
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May 24, 2017 13:04
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You guys don't recognize a potentially oddly shaped gloryhole when you see one? For shame!
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Any hole can be a glory hole if you're brave enough... and don't mind a few splinters.
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shortspecialbus posted:Tritium has an effective half-life (at least as far as luminescence) of about 12 years, yeah? So, probably a pretty old theatre. Also that's a heck of a lot of tritium Nah. It's like a fluorescent lamp, in that it's not the direct glow of the compound you're seeing, it's the phosphoresence of the material coating the tube containing a small amount of tritium gas which glows when it's struck by what the tritium's emitting. The signs are only good for one or two half-lives, it's not a lot of material. One sign contains about 2.5 milligrams in total. quote:- that's gotta be pretty expensive. They cost a lot more then battery-powered ones, but at least you never have to change the batteries.
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shortspecialbus posted:Tritium has an effective half-life (at least as far as luminescence) of about 12 years, yeah? So, probably a pretty old theatre. Also that's a heck of a lot of tritium - that's gotta be pretty expensive. to the best of my knowledge it was 3 years old i think burnt out exit signs are something fire inspectors write down just because. the facilities guy at the place i'm at now was finishing up a fire inspection and saw that was on there, and after like ten minutes of arguing, demanded the inspector point one out to him. there weren't any.
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Phanatic posted:Nah. It's like a fluorescent lamp, in that it's not the direct glow of the compound you're seeing, it's the phosphoresence of the material coating the tube containing a small amount of tritium gas which glows when it's struck by what the tritium's emitting. The signs are only good for one or two half-lives, it's not a lot of material. One sign contains about 2.5 milligrams in total. At an old job I did some pricing on exit sign lighting. The tritium ones are real expensive, so they only make sense to install in places where there isn't already power and maintenance would be extraordinarily expensive. Think, oil platform in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico.
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Cut scene from Maximum Overdrive?
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canyoneer posted:At an old job I did some pricing on exit sign lighting. The tritium ones are real expensive, so they only make sense to install in places where there isn't already power and maintenance would be extraordinarily expensive. Think, oil platform in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico. The nice thing about designing/speccing theatres, I'm told, is that nobody knows what any of the words mean and all the numbers are enormous so you can just do whatever.
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canyoneer posted:At an old job I did some pricing on exit sign lighting. The tritium ones are real expensive, so they only make sense to install in places where there isn't already power and maintenance would be extraordinarily expensive. Think, oil platform in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico. The are also used in places where the entire circuit and hardware would have to be explosion proof and on a shunt/trip circuit. I think the ones I bought were $200. Each
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morethanjake32 posted:The are also used in places where the entire circuit and hardware would have to be explosion proof and on a shunt/trip circuit. I think the ones I bought were $200. Each I've had to spec them when the contractor doesn't follow their own shop drawings and there's no junction boxes in a cast concrete wall and running conduit on the surface is unacceptable to the client. Not ideal but it also doesn't need to be tested every few months.
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Friend of mine is in a vacation rental right now. This is the only hallway between the downstairs living area and the upstairs bedroom. It is also the shower. 
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May 25, 2017 14:22
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That's the cleverest dumb dual use of space I've ever seen. I'm legitimately impressed. Is there a way you could engineer and justify this to remove the dumb part?
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May 25, 2017 14:27
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Holy foot fungus Batman. Is this some kind of tiny house and every space has to do double duty? Why is it this way?
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May 25, 2017 14:47
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Imagine being trapped on the second story by running water and a naked person. It's so silly it's kind of awesome.
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May 25, 2017 14:54
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Blue Footed Booby posted:Imagine being trapped on the second story by running water and a naked person. It's so silly it's kind of awesome. As a Puritan vampire this is the most terrifying thing I've ever heard.
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It's the dance that does it for me. I'm sure that flex tube was pretty hot.
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Brute Squad posted:It's the dance that does it for me. I'm sure that flex tube was pretty hot. Startle response tends to look silly yes
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NancyPants posted:Holy foot fungus Batman. Is this some kind of tiny house and every space has to do double duty? Why is it this way? Cheapass vacation shack in a national park, I believe. It gets better. Here's a shot from the kitchen.  See that sliding door? That's the door to the shower. Or to the toilet. But notably, not to both at the same time.
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May 25, 2017 21:13
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Phanatic posted:Cheapass vacation shack in a national park, I believe.
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Phanatic posted:Cheapass vacation shack in a national park, I believe. Clearly somebody's never eaten pancakes while making GBS threads before. 
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Phanatic posted:Cheapass vacation shack in a national park, I believe. I don't care what anyone else says, XORDOOR is loving brilliant. e: DXOR?
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You do not just march into XORDOR
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Leperflesh posted:You do not just march into XORDOR Hold the XORDOR! Or don't!
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Where did you get this gif of me taking my pants off
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xwing posted:I've had to spec them when the contractor doesn't follow their own shop drawings and there's no junction boxes in a cast concrete wall and running conduit on the surface is unacceptable to the client. I like you, let's be friends. Did you let them sweat for a bit, or did you come right out with your time and money saving idea?
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Phanatic posted:Cheapass vacation shack in a national park, I believe.
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baquerd posted:I too like being hip-checked as I enter the bathroom. gently caress, didn't think of that. Safety Dance posted:Maybe it's on a spring hinge as well, so it's like having weird saloon doors. There you go. Problem solved!
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goddamn it now im thinking of just installing saloon doors in the master bath.
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Phanatic posted:Cheapass vacation shack in a national park, I believe. Schrodinger's Crapper
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my grandpa had a little woodworking shop in the basement of their house. It had a bathroom just off to the side. It had: -Baby Blue Saloon doors -Baby Blue paint on all cinderblock walls -A pretty sizable shower (blue shower curtain) -one of these to tie it all together: 
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