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double smart house #6: March 6th '09

Blog entry by Big Al posted 03-10-2009 12:13 AM 5413 reads 0 times favorited 2 comments Add to Favorites Watch
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sorry for taking a long time, we had internet problems at my parents hosue so i had to wait for when i came back home to write this entry.

So this friday was nice and warm, I started wearing only short sleeves again. I spent all day working on a couple small walls, extending the floor for the clost (shortening the stair opening). The others got the steel roofing started, should be finished or almost by today, ill let you know friday. The sheathing is up on the proch and carport

What i started with

extended the floor, the OSB will dry out. What you cant see here is that i had to make shimes because the 2×4 under it was too low.

now you can see the two walls, this is a closet… we had a problem with the wall length and door opening, so i framed the other wall but the door opening will be changed to what ever fits in there. I had my teacher tell me to do one thing, then the architect stoped by and told me to do something else… I ended up framing everything and elaving it for them to decide.

and here are some pics of the steel roofing being organised and installed

!http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs028.snc1/25785550537489951377989915129737847480_n.jpg!

ready to go home after a bit of OT

someone locked one of the carpenters in the potty, he’s a good sport and played along with it lol…

-- BigAl, Ontario Canada



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posted 05-04-2009 09:57 AM

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hardwoodflooring

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posted 09-20-2009 05:09 PM

project coming along good. We used to do that on jobsites but sometimes the John would get rocking and shaking if you know what I mean.

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