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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xebMupU6LE0 I could watch this all day long. When he started to do rebar, I was like, ok this is awesome. Also, what job description do I need to search for to do this job?
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mattfl posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xebMupU6LE0 Murder stairs. 
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nielsm posted:Murder stairs. Lol I saw those and immediately thought someone was going to fall to their death there!
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mattfl posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xebMupU6LE0 That must be one heavy model.
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Maybe they experience extreme distress. No time to mess with doors or go around walls. Got to go right from the stairs to the toilet with as few obstructions as possible. Seconds count.
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kid sinister posted:What's this from? Are You Afraid Of The Dark - Tale of the Dead Man's Float
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kid sinister posted:What's this from? From a lack of electricity for your monitor.
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kid sinister posted:What's this from? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoi3GuxiA7A
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"This video contains content from Viacom and ViacomCBS, one or more of whom have blocked it in your country on copyright grounds."
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Found this on my walk the other day.
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kid sinister posted:"This video contains content from Viacom and ViacomCBS, one or more of whom have blocked it in your country on copyright grounds." https://youtu.be/euXCmCQFqO8
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I've been searching for single gang nailers, since apparently they're in short supply with COVID shortages, and I found this. What the gently caress Carlon.
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I don't get it. On topic yeah they're hard to find I ended up going on some home store runs and picking up a few for a friend that was lookit for them a bit ago.
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Elviscat posted:That's lamp cord going into that box, absolutely not an approved in-wall wiring method. I mean if we're being pedantic it also looks like the nail is in a predrilled hole.
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Trying to think of absolutely anything that sounds at all appealing when described as "toe-inviting"
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My Lovely Horse posted:Trying to think of absolutely anything that sounds at all appealing when described as "toe-inviting" Riverside silty mud on a warm summer's day.
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My Lovely Horse posted:Trying to think of absolutely anything that sounds at all appealing when described as "toe-inviting" A pool, maybe? Make a very 70's non-talking ad of people who sneak out of receptions or family dinners or whatever to dip their feet in a pool, then end on "Viking pools. Toe-inviting. Talk to your local salesman today, or call us at 1-800-LEAVES".
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Detheros posted:Found this on my walk the other day. Never seen Groverhaus from this angle.
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Detheros posted:Found this on my walk the other day. it kinda looks like the stairs predate the house construction, which makes even less sense?
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Crunchy Black posted:it kinda looks like the stairs predate the house construction, which makes even less sense? Can't say for sure about the railing, but my guess is that the ledger board looking thing probably attached a deck at some point, that covered Upon closer looking the Ledger board looks to have extended past the far end of the stairs? Maybe the whole, or almost whole thing was covered by a deck at one time. That would make the off centre (in relation to the stairs) sliding door make a bit more sense. Even now, it looks like the opening part of the sliding door lines up with the stairs in such a way that its not *that* hazardous.
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wesleywillis posted:Can't say for sure about the railing, but my guess is that the ledger board looking thing probably attached a deck at some point, that covered Look at the roofline. I think you're right that that side of the house was a deck. The other side that bumps out further (under the same roof pitch) was probably added during that same reno. The foundation block even has a break in it under that roofline change. I have no idea why that ledger is there unless they literally used the deck and just threw plywood on top of it or something.
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The steps could have sank, they put the deck in there, and at some point when the deck was rotted away, they decided (god knows why) to just jack the steps up rather than replace the deck, or pour new steps? It sounds weird, but then this whole thread is weird building decisions. Front and back doors of the house I grew up in, had the poured concrete steps/porch sink in over time.
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https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7539-Old-Highway-73-Townsend-TN-37882/81000248_zpid/lady who thinks her DIY fail house in bumfuck Tennessee is worth $870k posted:Our home is very unique. We married together 2 separate houses to make one. We worked on this project for 9 months, day and night. A lot of work and love went into this home. As you look at the home you will notice a huge front porch that extends all the way across the front and also serves as a carport. The underside of all the porches is a finished tongue and groove board. No tin shows. All the porch poles have aprons around the bottom. Giving it a more interesting look. We put shutters on all the windows for the farmhouse appearance. The cottage side is covered with hardy board which will last forever. Bor bees do not like that stuff. Then we have logs for the main structure. We replaced all the electrical and all the plumbing. There is a new tin roof and 2 new furnaces. One for either side of the home. On the inside you will see all new flooring. A brand new kitchen and all new bathrooms. We remodeled the entire home. Tearing out everything and laying a new footprint. We put in things like you would see in an old farmhouse. The crown molding for all the doors and windows is consistent with older farm houses. We also saved all the siding off the cottage side and installed it in several places. I love that scratchy paint stuff. All the old galvanized pipes were used for towel racks, stair railings and toilet paper holders. My husband did all the inside and meticulously cut every board to fit exactly snug next to every log. Not an easy job! We put in all vintage sinks with new faucets and the clawfoot bath is original to the home. All the rooms are big with big walk in closets. Each room is different. All have wood on the walls. Whether it is shiplap, bead board or the old siding. Very little drywall was used in our home. This place is built very well and is very sturdy. We tried to put lots of personality into this place without it looking like everything else on the market. There is a nice walk in pantry with the original screen door. Also 2 huge porches on the log cabin side that overlook the river. We used industrial wire so as to not block the view of the river. It will last forever and never has to be painted. There is also a private porch for the cottage side. We tried to make the home kid friendly. My husband built a fort in their room that has a window that overlooks the living room. They love it! We hope the new owners will love this home as much as we do.    
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Youth Decay posted:https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7539-Old-Highway-73-Townsend-TN-37882/81000248_zpid/ What if pintrest was an AI that could generate house pictures.
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"2 new furnaces. One for either side of the home" Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck theeeeeeeeeeeeese peeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeople. Why are you overcomplicating this system, you morons. Just get one boiler big enough to handle both sides.
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Youth Decay posted:https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7539-Old-Highway-73-Townsend-TN-37882/81000248_zpid/ Porch Bed is a pretty bold design move, although I honestly think the whole place looks pretty alright, weirdness with the furnaces and such aside. I wonder what their flood insurance premiums are like.  
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Youth Decay posted:https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7539-Old-Highway-73-Townsend-TN-37882/81000248_zpid/ Lol those bunk beds are death traps.
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PurpleXVI posted:"2 new furnaces. One for either side of the home" It was probably easier to do that than to redo all the ducting since it was previously two houses. I not saying doing it the easier way is better, I'm just saying that was likely the deciding factor.
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Procgen just kept picking the barn door tile over and over.
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Green Intern posted:Porch Bed is a pretty bold design move, although I honestly think the whole place looks pretty alright, weirdness with the furnaces and such aside. I wonder what their flood insurance premiums are like. Its weird that having seen so many sterile HGTV white tile and gray paint homes, Pintrest vomiting "rustic chic" all over two houses doesn't seem horrible. But also, gently caress barn doors forever.
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stealie72 posted:Would sleep on this porch. I guarantee that if its been there more than a week you can smell that bed the moment you step outside.
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Lol if you don't have Enrique wash and dry the mattress and carpet and change the sheets every morning while you enjoy your champagne eye-opener and truffle omlette.
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stealie72 posted:Would sleep on this porch. It's less the fact that the house is ugly and more quote:We married together 2 separate houses to make one. quote:We replaced all the electrical and all the plumbing. Dienes posted:I guarantee that if its been there more than a week you can smell that bed the moment you step outside. Yeah it's Tennessee, even in the mountains everything gets mildew instantaneously. And I don't see any mosquito netting there either so it'll be miserable to sleep in. There's a reason old pre-air conditioning sleeping porches were screened in. Youth Decay fucked around with this message at 15:36 on Mar 8, 2021 |
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