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CancerCakes posted:I love this thread. In the end when all that is left are the cockroaches and your foundation there should be a record left behind.
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Do you have any experience in maritime law? You're a crook Capitan Hook
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Looks like a pretty good punch you have there, too bad you didn't mean to make a punch.
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Tomarse posted:Would it not have been possible here and much easier to just run the cables loose through a standard opening and then seal around the cable bundle with air stop/fire stop foam? I've seen less effort put in to successfully put cables through the wall of a pressure vessel. Messadiah posted:Of course it would have.
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everdave posted:Literally I’ve seen big subdivision boxes left open accident tally and they don’t run that much wire Every power plant has a room or two somewhere where all the sensors and indicators get wired to, thousands of devices. This is only a few full height equipment racks away. I cant wait for the post where you turn on the bathroom light and the garage door opens. Good luck edit NotJustANumber99 posted:I'm also struggling hugely to record all these electrical wiring plans on any kind of legible document. Both to satisfy myself but also to hand to an electrician to show what I've done. There doesnt seem to be any software really setup to do it in? I'm going to use ms paint SpeedFreek fucked around with this message at 15:30 on Jul 3, 2023 |
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Can you set up a camera to record the look on their face when they see that the first time for us? The thumbnail for that image looked like the scrap wire bin in a panel shop.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:He loled and asked how long it had taken and why I'd done it. My answer to both was mostly obfuscation.
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Jaded Burnout posted:.. HOW MANY? I found out drywall contractors shot up in price, at least I'm starting to get better at muding. Drywall hoist and rolling scaffolding it is. How many quotes did you get for that plaster work?
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goatface posted:Unless you have more water pressure than god, I would expect a shower head that size to be quite disappointing.
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What are you wearing to do the fiberglass? Gloves, boots, full face respirator, hooded tyvek suit taped to the gloves and boots? It's a pain in the rear end to put on and take off but does help a lot. Then a fan and furnace filter to help keep the particle count down.
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This whole thread has been one extreme to the other, pilings driven halfway to the earth's core and walls made out of puffed rice. Thanks for all the laughs, really looking forward to seeing it all come together.
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I've seen bread tougher than those bricks.
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Fidelitious posted:I get the sentiment but I'd avoid real wood siding if at all possible because it looks very nice but it's a pain in the rear end. I had cedar siding, looked amazing for 2-3 years and it needed stain again. I have enough poo poo to do. I do miss the look of the cedar. It looks a lot more house like with the plaster up.
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Fidelitious posted:At a certain point you have to give in though and have someone who knows what they're doing tell you what's up. Yeah, and I still have siding falling off and water coming in around my windows after hiring professionals. I fix enough lovely work done by PEs or journeyman level and above electricians then someone comes behind me to fix my lovely programing, no one knows what they're doing.
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vanity slug posted:the dremel is probably an Italian knockoff from ebay Fixed that for you.
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c355n4 posted:You don't seem to be coping well. 
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I used them at home the first time and it still feels like cheating. They are awesome for temporary power to a light fixture for example and don't destroy stranded wire like wire nuts.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:Replacement compression joints on outside allows everything to get soldered inside insitu but leaves a bit of opportunity for loving about outside later.
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Leperflesh posted:sums up the thread p. nicely that the first and only alternative to using the one on hand is ebay I'm waiting until it gets the place up to temperature. I wouldn't feel relief until I saw it turn on and regulate properly. How fast does it warm the house up? There is a lot of thermal mass/floor to warm up first, right?
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Just Winging It posted:Tradies don't get paid that well though, most of the money usually ends up in the pockets of the general contractor or company owner and not the tradie who's doing the work as a sub-(sub-)contractor. It's a big part of why so much of them are terrible, because all the competent ones gently caress off to better paying jobs. Just Winging It posted:Tradies don't get paid that well though, most of the money usually ends up in the pockets of the general contractor or company owner and not the tradie who's doing the work as a sub-(sub-)contractor. It's a big part of why so much of them are terrible, because all the competent ones gently caress off to better paying jobs. Residential trades don't get paid well.
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Starbucks posted:I’ve still no idea why he has three phase, I am guessing multiple car chargers as one + heat pump should be fine with 100A. 100a is just enough for my garage! I wish I could get 3ph residentially in the US, so many tools I've had to pass up because it wouldn't be worth the cost of a converter. OP needs to update us on the L shaped skynet.
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