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kastein posted:Those who read my rants about busted rear end cars already know but we arrived last night. We'll be working on the property in a matter of days but first we need to get the RV a bit more ready, etc.  I can't wait to watch your sanity further dwindle.
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UCS Hellmaker posted:When does the house go on the market? Is it almost time to finally close the longest running saga on the forums? This thread will need to be goldmined so you're not wrong.
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If the earth decides to move beneath your feet nothing man-made is going to stop it. You can only try to live. Strap your bookcases, tie a pair of shoes to your bed or put them in a drawer you can physically reach from the bed. For wildfires the focus would be on defensible space around the habitable structures. You wouldn't want to be pumping that water out of the ground in real time but holding it in non-potable reserve tanks. It might even be something that could be easily filled through rain capture if that is legal.
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Pb in your plumbing always ruins your day.
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kastein posted:Same gently caress Yeah
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What do you do with the literal tons of blackberry thicket you hack out? Burn it or?
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Yeah the pins are just there to ease construction. So that while you're walking around with 8 hungover people framing out the joists they don't fall off. My whole house was like that for the first 70 years of its life, as were a LOT of peoples, down here in earthquake country. Now it's held on by a bunch of rated plates held on by rated bolts drowned in rated epoxy (or something, it smelled horrific.) It's not worth doing at all even a little bit for an outbuilding, especially if it's not seismically active. That base looks great. Awesome start and an astonishingly good days work. It's crazy to see how just nice everything looks when you get to start from dirt. 
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kastein posted:This area is definitely seismically active but more in the "mostly tiny quakes SIKE HAVE A 9.0 WE DIDN'T EVEN KNOW WAS POSSIBLE HERE UNTIL THE LATE 80S HAHAHAHA I'M SO RANDOM" variety than your area. Yup. The biggest thing is when "the big one" hits it's generally luck if your building is still standing. The little 3.0-4.x shakers who cares about. Are you hoping to do slab for the main buildings? Or more pier and beam? These bad boys are now giving my house the hopes and dreams of not sliding off its foundation when The Big Enough one hits: https://www.strongtie.com/foundationanchors_concreteconnectorsandanchors/urfp_plate/p/urfp https://www.strongtie.com/epoxyanchoringadhesives_adhesives/set-3g_adhesive/p/set-3g (lol "low-odor formulation" good lord I would hate to see the regular odor.) H110Hawk fucked around with this message at 22:32 on Jul 3, 2023 |
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kastein posted:Oregon, but, well, same reason. Coastal elite meth heads.
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