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new patio
by tubebuggy on Sat Oct 31, 2009 11:25 am
started a little work on the patio
before i started
dug up the dirt for the new slab
slab is poured
ripped off the old patio
new rafters
hoping to finish the framing and sheet it this weekend
73 feet long 15 feet wide roof
73 foot long 12 foot wide pad
before i started
dug up the dirt for the new slab
slab is poured
ripped off the old patio
new rafters
hoping to finish the framing and sheet it this weekend
73 feet long 15 feet wide roof
73 foot long 12 foot wide pad
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Re: new patio
by snowshoebrue on Sun Nov 01, 2009 12:44 pm
nice, i need to get motivated to pour my slab
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Re: new patio
by tubebuggy on Sun Nov 01, 2009 8:46 pm
might be looking for some help
my roofing company is doing the tear off Friday the 13
and leaving it open over the weekend so i can do some things
repair all the eave dry rot
new a/c unit (a/c company is doing that)
electrical runs for the patio lights
electrical repair in the living room
run wire for surround speakers in living room
run wire for pool table light in game room
run wire for ceiling fans in game room
move light switches from left side of back door to the right side of door
and if there's time maybe run speaker wire to patio from the living room
I'll have pizza and lots of beer for all the help
any help would be greatly appreciated
my roofing company is doing the tear off Friday the 13
and leaving it open over the weekend so i can do some things
repair all the eave dry rot
new a/c unit (a/c company is doing that)
electrical runs for the patio lights
electrical repair in the living room
run wire for surround speakers in living room
run wire for pool table light in game room
run wire for ceiling fans in game room
move light switches from left side of back door to the right side of door
and if there's time maybe run speaker wire to patio from the living room
I'll have pizza and lots of beer for all the help
any help would be greatly appreciated
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tubebuggy- Grease Monkey
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Re: new patio
by BIG BLING on Wed Nov 11, 2009 12:21 pm
looks good Rob, ill see what is up on fri
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Re: new patio
by tubebuggy on Tue Nov 17, 2009 9:23 am
tubebuggy wrote:might be looking for some help
my roofing company is doing the tear off Friday the 13
and leaving it open over the weekend so i can do some things
repair all the eave dry rot (roofing guys did it)
new a/c unit (a/c company is doing that)(done)
electrical runs for the patio lights (done)
electrical repair in the living room
run wire for surround speakers in living room(done)
run wire for pool table light in game room(done
run wire for ceiling fans in game room(decided no fans)
move light switches from left side of back door to the right side of door(done)
and if there's time maybe run speaker wire to patio from the living room (not yet)
I'll have pizza and lots of beer for all the help
any help would be greatly appreciated
roofing company got all the repair work done and the house sheeted and papered by mon night
i got all my wires( phone,sat,cat 6) pulled in the walls to a central media center
pool table light is done
light above dart board is done
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Re: new patio
by cdgvw1 on Tue Nov 17, 2009 12:54 pm
You work too much.. 
Hell of a job though.. 
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Re: new patio
by tubebuggy on Tue Nov 17, 2009 7:21 pm
hoping sooner then later
this project is killing me piece by piece
lost a 1/8 " of my left middle finger
slipped with the razor knife cutting wire today
bled for about 45 min before i went med 7
they made me soak it in what looked like coca-cola
for 20 min then put some weird Styrofoam on the end to clot
the blood then kicked me out,so while waiting to pay i looked at my
finger all wrapped up soaked in blood i went back in for some warranty
work! told them it didn't work? lets try again
2nd time it actually worked
this sucks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this project is killing me piece by piece
lost a 1/8 " of my left middle finger
slipped with the razor knife cutting wire today
bled for about 45 min before i went med 7
they made me soak it in what looked like coca-cola
for 20 min then put some weird Styrofoam on the end to clot
the blood then kicked me out,so while waiting to pay i looked at my
finger all wrapped up soaked in blood i went back in for some warranty
work! told them it didn't work? lets try again
2nd time it actually worked
this sucks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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tire's or tits it'l cost you money
tubebuggy- Grease Monkey
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Number of posts: 202
Age: 34
Location: citrus heights
Job/hobbies: grunt/ wheelin/ r/c crawlin/ racing (NHRA)
Rig: 350/th350/205 twin sticked/full hydro steer front/rear-d44 4.56/warn shafts/ctm-hi pinion 60 spool d
Registration date: 2008-04-07 -
Re: new patio
by BIG BLING on Tue Nov 17, 2009 10:02 pm
dang man did you bring the end you cut off so they could put it back on?
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Re: new patio
by FFC on Wed Nov 18, 2009 8:17 am
Iodine maybe? LOL... Sorry, I know it's not funny... but it will be once it's healed 
Wasn't Danny just telling us how you cut your fingertip off when you were a kid?
Wasn't Danny just telling us how you cut your fingertip off when you were a kid?
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Re: new patio
by tubebuggy on Wed Nov 18, 2009 8:30 am
nope i tossed the chunk i sliced off
and yes danny was talking about my r-thumb i pinched off a 1/4 " in a
press break when i was ten
and yes danny was talking about my r-thumb i pinched off a 1/4 " in a
press break when i was ten
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tubebuggy- Grease Monkey
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Number of posts: 202
Age: 34
Location: citrus heights
Job/hobbies: grunt/ wheelin/ r/c crawlin/ racing (NHRA)
Rig: 350/th350/205 twin sticked/full hydro steer front/rear-d44 4.56/warn shafts/ctm-hi pinion 60 spool d
Registration date: 2008-04-07 -
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