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Baronjutter posted:Building looks cool. Great use of a very narrow lot. Could be narrower, then you could fit two buildings in the same space https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4oQDnHlrR0
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Nitrox posted:If I lived in that building I would definitely put a PlayStation logo on it Window washers turn it ninety degrees as a prank. Jows posted:It's even got the controller ports “Babe, why are the blinds closer?” “Psycho Mantis.”
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Apr 17, 2024 18:41
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It's the halfway picture in a DIY procedure online.
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Apr 17, 2024 19:24
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I'm posting homegrown here. It's chaotic and lovely but it works. I needed to exactly control the height of the plywood topper down to the mm while also maintaining cohesive benchwork under it all. At least the rest of my benchwork is totally fine and not insane. 
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Apr 17, 2024 19:38
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Now put aquaria on them all.
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Baronjutter posted:I'm posting homegrown here. It's chaotic and lovely but it works. I needed to exactly control the height of the plywood topper down to the mm while also maintaining cohesive benchwork under it all. Fish or trains?
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Baronjutter posted:I needed to exactly control the height of the plywood topper down to the mm while also maintaining cohesive benchwork under it all. why?
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Cyrano4747 posted:Fish or trains? Lmao my mind went to trains too
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Apr 17, 2024 19:47
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Can't be fish, those legs are no where near enough for a bunch of water
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Apr 17, 2024 20:47
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Jows posted:Can't be fish, those legs are no where near enough for a bunch of water It's okay, they're very light fish
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Apr 17, 2024 20:59
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Trains, although I will have a lot of coastal and river area which may contain fish.  This is what's directly above my absolutely hosed construction. I had to get this height change perfect from where my track will go from having roadbed to being flat on the plywood.  I also built the whole room, which was a series of 45 degree angles snaking through an unfinished basement with a very uneven floor and a lot of other obstructions. I had never done it before in my life but my electrician friend said it was some of the best framing he's seen, so I'm happy to hear that.  I have also never framed or hung a door in my life, and I decided to custom built from scratch a weird 3' x 6' door to fit the unique opening. It worked out pretty good, although the door its self isn't built the best. The interior is very thin door skin, and the framing around it isn't a proper frame, it's a sandwich nailed to both sides because I lacked the tools and skills to do it properly with like a groove for the plywood to sit inside. 
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Apr 17, 2024 21:08
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Sandwich panels are perfectly fine, nice work!
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Apr 17, 2024 21:31
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Baronjutter posted:Building looks cool. Great use of a very narrow lot. Yeah, not perfect but don't hate it at all. Definitely doesn't belong in this thread.
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Apr 17, 2024 21:31
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I’m sure there is a more wrong way to do this but I can’t think of it.
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mds2 posted:I’m sure there is a more wrong way to do this but I can’t think of it. cut them 3" shorter and install them with drywall screws in shear.
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Apr 17, 2024 22:03
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That has to be a form of trolling. Whomever had enough skill to install it, has enough to flip it over.
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PainterofCrap posted:That has to be a form of trolling. Whomever had enough skill to install it, has enough to flip it over. They could have bought a prefab stair and not understand anything. Evidence: Lookit the lovely paint job. Even if you flip the stair you're stuck with that drippy paint. Unless paint job was part of the troll and you intend to sand and repaint when you install it for real, but that's getting into a lot of effort for a funny picture.
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kid sinister posted:It's the halfway picture in a DIY procedure online. It does look unfinished, but don't you usually install the sink over the counter surface? I've never done it, but my sink certainly looks like the lip of the sink goes over the edge of the counter top. The sink looks like it is being used, and if the pipes are all connected removing the sink to install the countertop would be a hassle.
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Apr 18, 2024 00:16
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Mine's mounted underneath.
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Facebook Aunt posted:It does look unfinished, but don't you usually install the sink over the counter surface? I've never done it, but my sink certainly looks like the lip of the sink goes over the edge of the counter top. Undermount sinks are 100% a thing, but it's more time consuming and expensive because you need to glue it from underneath and let it cure. Lets stuff get swept directly from the counter to the sink though. I'm betting they just glued a sheet of laminate over an old counter that happened to have an undermount sink with the intention of cutting the hole out with a flush cut router bit.
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PainterofCrap posted:That has to be a form of trolling. Whomever had enough skill to install it, has enough to flip it over. I thought so but then I noticed it's mounted so the top stair is flush with the deck surface.
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Cyrano4747 posted:Fish or trains? Indoor cannabis nursery
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mds2 posted:I’m sure there is a more wrong way to do this but I can’t think of it.
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 Fellers built a couple of houses under the belief that the road was as marked in yellow. The road is not as marked in yellow. quote:I surveyed South guy's property. From what I've seen, these GIS lines are pretty on. He's been there for 32 years and always thought he owned up to the road. Somehow he caught wind that there was a problem with the lines and got East guy to sell him the triangle between his old north line and the actual road.
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Apr 18, 2024 06:29
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Seems like a pretty simple fix, I'm sure nothing complicated will happen at all.
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quote:The other guys are lawyering up and they are hostile.
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Ah, gently caress. Tiny WW1 allegory it is then.
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30 years in almost every state is enough time that you can invoke "You saw me there, and you never bitched, so you must have been cool with it".
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Nitrox posted:If I lived in that building I would definitely put a PlayStation logo on it Needs a Gamecube and Xbox house as neighbours. Did the PS2 actually come with those blue triangle faux-stands? Fun thing, the logo is built to rotate so it can be the right way up whether horizontal or vertical. I miss that era of practical console design.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Did the PS2 actually come with those blue triangle faux-stands? I think that it was always an accessory that had to be purchased separately. Maybe limited SKUs did come with them though. Sony also sold a horizontal “stand”, which served no purpose but to add a blue accent to the front, and to partially block the cooling vents on later revisions of the console. 
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Methylethylaldehyde posted:30 years in almost every state is enough time that you can invoke "You saw me there, and you never bitched, so you must have been cool with it". I believe the solution here would be the relevant office redraws the borders and the guys who loses acreage gets paid a suitable amount, or possibly redraw them in funky ways so everyone's house is on their property and everyone retains the same acreage, albeit in funny shapes.
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I would say those two guys need to sue whomever they got to survey their land before they built, but I'm sure they didn't.
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His Divine Shadow posted:I believe the solution here would be the relevant office redraws the borders and the guys who loses acreage gets paid a suitable amount, or possibly redraw them in funky ways so everyone's house is on their property and everyone retains the same acreage, albeit in funny shapes. Märket moment 
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quote:Got poo poo for this over several weeks until I found out what was wrong and all hell went loose.
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His Divine Shadow posted:I believe the solution here would be the relevant office redraws the borders and the guys who loses acreage gets paid a suitable amount, or possibly redraw them in funky ways so everyone's house is on their property and everyone retains the same acreage, albeit in funny shapes. The term apparently is 'Adverse Possession' and if its been like that for 10 years, it's kinda a 'tough poo poo' moment for the guy whose dirt they stole. The nice way would be to go through the redrawing process and come up with some number that makes everyone equally unhappy, but if they wanna make a fight of it, the law in most states says they get to stay and the land they used is now theirs.
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I think the way it was stated, though, was that the only person who was noted as having been there 30 years was the one whose house was on his own lot anyhow. He thought he owned a little more than he actually does, but that’s just driveway. I don’t think we know how long the other two houses have been there.
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mds2 posted:I’m sure there is a more wrong way to do this but I can’t think of it. 
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