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The "project site" this morning! Always good to have extra lumber right!?
Tearing into it
Some frameing
Ready for steel! Where ya at blitz!!
Tearing into it
Some frameing
Ready for steel! Where ya at blitz!!
It was a pretty sad start to the day, I pulled out that chop saw I posted earlier on to find out it no longer works
In the photos the diagonal tension members are still outside of the studs, correct?
I would assume you will fur (have furred) the wall out past them before sheeting it?
I would assume you will fur (have furred) the wall out past them before sheeting it?
It was on there when I got it, I wish it weren't there but probably won't single it out till it fails somehow
Yep the vertical 2x4 studs were inside the turn buckle straps, then the horizontal 2x3 pieces on the outside of the studs added up to the same width as the 2x6 sill plate
That was the easy wall now it's pretty tricky scabing in the rest, lots of funny business going to be happening here
This kind of funny business
A little insulation is a good sign
A little insulation is a good sign
Wood is good
New door frame
Why the narrower door? Why, space for this fine piece of sexyness!!
New door frame
Why the narrower door? Why, space for this fine piece of sexyness!!
a 320 continuous meter with two 200 circuits and one of the circuits has its own eight breakers
Kinda right on the fence line with it
Anyone else ever tried to feed 3 4/0 cables through a 90° 2" blind hole!!!
Buried it
Buried it
Looks like you were successful! Patience and persistence will beat force every time. Most of time it is easier to fish a rope / cable thru and pull them with a generous amount of cable lube, depending on the number of bends and how tight of a radius they are, some pushing may be needed as well.
Looking good! Hopefully that will rectify your electrical woes at your new location.
Looking good! Hopefully that will rectify your electrical woes at your new location.
Looks better live!
So now comes the question. I now have the power for my welder which needs 120 amps. I don't really want to hard wire it but it seems to be the only option. Unless someone knows of an affordable single phase 120amp plug and recepticle.
