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devicenull posted:
The halfpipe at this skate park sucks.
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So that's why the plasterers insisted on removing those access doors! They're working for the rebels!
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Darkest Auer posted:So that's why the plasterers insisted on removing those access doors! They're working for the rebels!
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I'm looking forward to the episode where the house brain malfunctions, locking all the doors and windows, and the famously child-averse 99 has to lead a band of precocious schoolkids through the ducts to reboot the system before they run out of air
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Oct 8, 2023 23:28
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We've seen what it's made of. An asthmatic ant with a pulled pectoral could punch a new air hole in those walls.
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Oct 8, 2023 23:34
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*tesla drives through the wall* kids: we're saved! *tesla continues advancing towards kids*
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Right these oak beams have been nothing but hassle and I'm out of funds. Hit 1000 invoices this week! So I've decided to sell them on ebay. Just need to get them all packaged up    Guys come back and wants the brick wall too   right all ready to go 
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Oct 10, 2023 21:06
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Protecting stuff from the plasterers? I bet they somehow still manage to get plaster on them.
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lol. yeah, you have seen through my ruse. I think my wall protection will fall almost immediately if it hasnt already blown away. But I'm somewhat confident on the oaks. I suck at wrapping, so pretty pleased with myself, but then I've only ever really done it pissed up late at night on xmas eve.
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Oct 10, 2023 21:19
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The plasterers seem better than the concrete guys, not that it's a high bar, so there is some hope at least.
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Oct 10, 2023 21:24
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yeah its just the making GBS threads really
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Even though facilities were provided including a hut, it’s shocking really.
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Are you going to ask the plasterers about their making GBS threads situation at some point?
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Nova69 posted:Are you going to ask the plasterers about their making GBS threads situation at some point? I assume they're incorporating the solids into the plaster mix
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I'm not sure what I would hope to achieve from such a conversation? so probably just sort of leave it
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I wouldn’t leave it myself, get a dog poo bag
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Oct 10, 2023 22:10
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lol. Theyve left rather a bigger mess than that. I had to use the digger to remove the three grab bags worth of wasted plaster they'd left out the front. I dread to think what thats worth.
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Oct 10, 2023 22:12
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Failed Imagineer posted:I assume they're incorporating the solids into the plaster mix Ah, wattle and daub.
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At this point it’s too late to ask about the pooping they’ve marked their territory
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Given the average tradie's diet, that'd vastly improve the structural integrity of the walls.
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Starbucks posted:I wouldn’t leave it myself, get a dog poo bag I've decided to go with this. Leave some dog poo bag rolls in strategic locations and laminated up some a4 signs to put up on site 
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NotJustANumber99 posted:I've decided to go with this. Leave some dog poo bag rolls in strategic locations What’s the fish for?
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koshmar posted:What’s the fish for? 
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Plastermen in the big room Scratching up my big walls  and long   Still weirdly into their emotional support buckets  then final pinking   getting done on the bifold wall with the undercoat too.  Theyve done it all in a kind of weird order... But who am I to question. other I suppose than the person paying for it all Like 2/5ths ceiling done. 2 of the walls already finished but one not? Whatever I guess  looks nice  I look at this image and I kind of feel strange like my beautiful Frankenstein wiring system did nothing wrong, it was just reaching out to connect with the world and now, now its been entombed forever in some sort of plaster coffin. stuck forever to provide me with my perverted electronic dreams  Lol its a bit weird though. Like, do the plasterers have favourites? Or does the wiring play mind games with them? Take for instance this before photo  the kitchen area sockets on one wall. and after  notice a difference? but why? Eksewhrere they do a surprisingly neat and tidy job. beyond expectations  so all done with the expensive undercoat plaster. weirdly, these leftover bags have been moved next to the front door....  Had to have a word. They can be bought of me. not taken. We'll see how that turns out Came in this weekend... Wet patch  directly under the chimney  Yeah the whole place is trying to sweat out the moisture from the plastering. Getting stuck in the chimney, condensing and falling back down 
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Oct 14, 2023 22:41
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Can you turn on the air to the house temporarily to help or not?
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Bobby Deluxe posted:Can you turn on the air to the house temporarily to help or not? Yeah. I did for all the previous rooms. but my power is on an extension lead at the moment so I trailed it in through a skylight window. But I also went in the loft and manually set the valves for each zone. So I'll have to crawl back up there and reset all that. But yeah youre right I need to do that
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It is a conceptually interesting question - when does it become a house that requires airflow as designed, and stop being a building site?
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well the moisture I'm trying to suck out is building site moisture, so I'm sort of perverting the house ventilation system to do it. But I'm not against it
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Oct 14, 2023 23:08
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doesn't plaster crack if you dry it out too quickly though?
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probably. The ventilation system, despite everyones ideas, isnt like a loving high powered vacuum system that can suck the atmosphere out of a room to murder the occupants. annoyingly. In the previous tooms they did want the windows open to let the moisture escape. But its got kind of colder and wetter in the last couple of weeks... so... as usual. no idea
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NotJustANumber99 posted:The ventilation system, despite everyones ideas, isnt like a loving high powered vacuum system that can suck the atmosphere out of a room to murder the occupants. annoyingly. Why not?
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plausible deniability
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But with the infinite power of the vacuum at your fingertips, you could just suffocate anyone who comes to investigate too! The bodies won't even stick up the house in the lack of atmosphere.
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