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Dolores brought me a cupcake and took a pic while I was sweaty from lifting heavy gravel sacks onto the shoulders of the laborers who were busy all this while moving gravel to fill in behind the wall the progress of which can be seen to my right.
But I'll get to that in a minute. Here are the pro workers raising the far post.
Last edited by Lancer; March 5, 2009, 06:39.Long time member @ Apolyton
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Still 2 more steps to pour so the base will be encased in the wall. The extra thick facing w/waver will then be added to the front of the wall.
Some perspective for the stair height. Aeson was kind nuf to shoot this.
Tomorrow the electric gets installed so I gotta get up early to catch a ride with Sho.Last edited by Lancer; March 5, 2009, 06:41.Long time member @ Apolyton
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Originally posted by Lancer View Post...The question is the 5 road side posts, double thick?
Good handling of the conflicting-orders problem with Tito. BTW: In all previous conflicts, you have been right & he has been mistaken. You seem to have a much better handle on what's going on.
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Its a diesel powered mixer.
On the road side posts how about this... We pour oversized posts with extra rings (the metal pieces that go around the upright metal) but do only a single pour. This will give you some of the earthquake protection without the double pour, double form costs.
It is a fine looking wall.Long time member @ Apolyton
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Originally posted by Lancer View PostIts a diesel powered mixer.
On the road side posts how about this... We pour oversized posts with extra rings (the metal pieces that go around the upright metal) but do only a single pour. This will give you some of the earthquake protection without the double pour, double form costs.
I was just looking a Tito's drawings that he gave me before I left Jagna. His roof extension and balcony only extend 1 meter, not the 1.5 meter I showed in my hand drawing posted above. (I thought my roof garden looked too big.) Because he engineered the roof supports for 1 meter overhangs and because I don't really need or want the extra half meter, we need to go back to the original one-meter overhang and one-meter balcony.
I'll re-do my drawing. And I think I'll send a copy of it, plus Tito's drawings to you via snail mail.
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