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Old 04-25-2019, 09:41 AM
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Fingers crossed this weekend I'll do a air test of my drain lines prior to reinspection. After that passes it's onto concrete finally.
I take it that the bottom of the lake is becoming visible?
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Old 04-25-2019, 08:11 PM
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I'm a few hundred miles south of Tim,and its dryed up here pretty good.
The river is way high,and it comes from Tims area,sorta.
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Made up a rig to pressurize the under slab drain lines. Put about 7 psi in and it held for five minutes and didn't drop. I then let off the pressure.
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are those your form boards?
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are those your form boards?
Yes. Well...the concrete contractor did them. They will be blocked in with plywood before the footing is poured.
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Old 04-29-2019, 08:00 AM
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Yes. Well...the concrete contractor did them. They will be blocked in with plywood before the footing is poured.
OK,good luck.
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Life keeps getting in the way. But the past few weekends I've had time to start building a shed. The shed is both tool storage for construction, a cool place to take a break and eat and a sheltered place to camp out.

I started with a 8x12 design but it grew to be 8x16. The short wall is 8' high and the high wall is 10'. The roof will be a single slope just like my current shed.

I've had no help with this. Not bragging...just how things are lately.
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Life keeps getting in the way. But the past few weekends I've had time to start building a shed. The shed is both tool storage for construction, a cool place to take a break and eat and a sheltered place to camp out.

I started with a 8x12 design but it grew to be 8x16. The short wall is 8' high and the high wall is 10'. The roof will be a single slope just like my current shed.

I've had no help with this. Not bragging...just how things are lately.
Good start on the bunkhouse.
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Old 06-04-2019, 09:51 PM
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Yep,your doing ok,carry on and thanks for the pics.
Your going to need that bunk house.
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Looks good to me. Way better than the prefabricated crap sheds I have seen.

What are you cladding it with?

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