What did you accomplish today?

[DustyDuke]

@Grandpapy didnt last long

 

[scumrot derelict]

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[DustyDuke]

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$1.40 per brick
It ain’t much but it’s honest unless you can lay an average of 750 a day like me

 

[FresnoFarmer]

Got rid of some trim

 

[scumrot derelict]

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my immediate reaction was to snort some. i might have a problem

 

[jerryb73]

my immediate reaction was to snort some. i might have a problem

That crossed my mind. Lol.

 

[FresnoFarmer]

Damn it! I missed a good opportunity to rack em up.

 

[raratt]

Finished putting feet on my saucers. I'll get the plumbing hooked up once I get them in the grow room and the spacing figured out. Buds and suds time.

 

[scumrot derelict]

another fucking power outage. someone really needs to murder the CEO of PG&E in his sleep.

the smartest fucking thing i did all year was invest in a $2400 generator. Runs the whole house. I can even look at porn while I microwave a burrito and complain about the news online. God bless America.

 

[scumrot derelict]

those are some god damned fine looking bricks imo

 

[DustyDuke]

those are some god damned fine looking bricks imo

There the last batch of bricks to come from that company there closing down. There a small company can’t compete with the large mobs. Shame it’s a quality product.

 

[JohnGlennsGarden]

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Nice work, my friend. Interesting pattern, with the halves. Is this random or planned out? I'd like to see the finished wall.

 

[Chunky Stool]

The builder brought lunch today
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[DustyDuke]

Nice work, my friend. Interesting pattern, with the halves. Is this random or planned out? I'd like to see the finished wall.

The halves are vents for the sub floor.
I’ll pop a few shots up when I top it. The sparkies fucked up the electrical metre box, so they have to move it before I can top the wall.

 

[DustyDuke]

@JohnGlennsGarden
The black poly flashing (red) let’s any moisture exit threw the halves not the subfloor. We call them weep holes here, the flashing is layed into the bed joint. The halves underneath allow for air flow in the subfloor (blue)

 

[Laughing Grass]

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You and my dad would get along well. He's retired and almost 70 now, the last big project he managed was the provincial police headquarters in Orilla. It was completed when I was like five or so I don't remember much of it, but he would always make sure to tell us about the brick and stonework every time we drove by the building.

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Do you use bubble bags for extraction?

 

[scumrot derelict]

gonna dye my pubes pink today i think

 

[JohnGlennsGarden]

@JohnGlennsGarden
The black poly flashing (red) let’s any moisture exit threw the halves not the subfloor. We call them weep holes here, the flashing is layed into the bed joint. The halves underneath allow for air flow in the subfloor (blue)

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Gotcha. Thanks for the reply. The angle makes it hard to see.
They're weeps here, too.

 

[cannabineer]

@JohnGlennsGarden
The black poly flashing (red) let’s any moisture exit threw the halves not the subfloor. We call them weep holes here, the flashing is layed into the bed joint. The halves underneath allow for air flow in the subfloor (blue)

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I must say Ametalin sounds like a drug co product name. Say, a metal antagonist for oldtimers seeking to protect their classic rock plasma level against excess guitar.
@DustyDuke

 

[Grandpapy]

I must say Ametalin sounds like a drug co product name. Say, a metal antagonist for oldtimers seeking to protect their classic rock plasma level against excess guitar.

Too much Cow Bell??