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Finished the under floor drain line re-work, water line re-routing, and fixing the structure. We laminated an LVL to the double 2×10’s with structural lags and construction adhesive.
Andrew
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Finished the under floor drain line re-work, water line re-routing, and fixing the structure. We laminated an LVL to the double 2×10’s with structural lags and construction adhesive.
Looks great Andrew. A nice clean and neat work area too. What was wrong with the joists?
Dan
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Looks good @overanalyze – nice fix on the hacked up joist.
I grouted the shower walls, did a little painting, and laid the Tarkett floor today. Forgot to get a pic once it was complete but do have these:
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Chad
A Working Pro since 1993
Member since 12/07/2013Finished the under floor drain line re-work, water line re-routing, and fixing the structure. We laminated an LVL to the double 2×10’s with structural lags and construction adhesive.
Looks great Andrew. A nice clean and neat work area too. What was wrong with the joists?
Thanks Dan! Someone had drilled way to large of a hole for the drain line. Then one joist over they cut out all but 1″ of a joist for the old tub drain assembly. I couldn’t make it a perfect fix but it is way safer and better than it was.
@ChadM do those tiles use pressure sensitive glue? I have installed some like that before. Pretty quick to install.Andrew
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Say Chad, something just doesn’t look right with that toilet flange and the flooring layout. Maybe when the toilet is in I’ll be happy. It might just be I’m not used to seeing that flooring mixed with tile in a bathroom.
Mark E.
Pioneer, CA
Working Pro 1972 - 2015
Member since Jan 22, 2013
www.creative-redwood-designs.comSay Chad, something just doesn’t look right with that toilet flange and the flooring layout. Maybe when the toilet is in I’ll be happy. It might just be I’m not used to seeing that flooring mixed with tile in a bathroom.
Mark:
I think you are seeing the underlayment, laun. I thought the same thing at first
Finished the under floor drain line re-work, water line re-routing, and fixing the structure. We laminated an LVL to the double 2×10’s with structural lags and construction adhesive.
Looks great Andrew. A nice clean and neat work area too. What was wrong with the joists?
Thanks Dan! Someone had drilled way to large of a hole for the drain line. Then one joist over they cut out all but 1″ of a joist for the old tub drain assembly. I couldn’t make it a perfect fix but it is way safer and better than it was.
@ChadM do those tiles use pressure sensitive glue? I have installed some like that before. Pretty quick to install.
@overanalyze, yes – they use pressure sensitive glue. Put the glue down, wait until it tacks up, lay tile, hit with a 75 pound roller and they are stuck for good. These tile also are spaced apart to get “grout” joints – not actual grout it is a polymer of some type.
@redwood – Warren is right, you are seeing the luan. I forgot to get pics after it was all laid.Chad
A Working Pro since 1993
Member since 12/07/2013Got a few more shop projects done today and worked on the design for a custom office cabinet that I’m going to be building. I made some ramps so that I can get the snowblower into the shop to thaw if needed without opening the overhead door. Can also use them for my hand truck to move stuff in and out.
Necessity is the mother of invention! Love it Dan.
Jon P.
Timber Carpentry & Construction
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InstagramUpdated shop pics…still have A LOT of organization to do and a bit of shelving to hang, but it’s coming along!
I’m hoping to be able to park my car in my garage by tomorrow night….a few days late for the freezing temps, but it’s better than never.
Jon P.
Timber Carpentry & Construction
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Updated shop pics…still have A LOT of organization to do and a bit of shelving to hang, but it’s coming along!
I’m hoping to be able to park my car in my garage by tomorrow night….a few days late for the freezing temps, but it’s better than never.
That looks like a pretty good sized shop , Did you buy the shelving or build it ?
Updated shop pics…still have A LOT of organization to do and a bit of shelving to hang, but it’s coming along!
I’m hoping to be able to park my car in my garage by tomorrow night….a few days late for the freezing temps, but it’s better than never.
looks clean and organized! nothing compare to my garage lol
i gonna build some shelving units in the next couple days, getting sick to step over boxes, totes, tools etc"If you're going to do something, do it right the first time"
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Palm Springs, CAUpdated shop pics…still have A LOT of organization to do and a bit of shelving to hang, but it’s coming along!
I wish I had a shop like that to work in! Looking good Jon!
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Finished the under floor drain line re-work, water line re-routing, and fixing the structure. We laminated an LVL to the double 2×10’s with structural lags and construction adhesive.
That’s a pile of nice clean work there!! It can’t get a lot cleaner.
Updated shop pics…still have A LOT of organization to do and a bit of shelving to hang, but it’s coming along!
I’m hoping to be able to park my car in my garage by tomorrow night….a few days late for the freezing temps, but it’s better than never.
Are you sure you got enough lighting in there Jon? JK
This was the garage that you are getting to use in exchange for some maintenance, right. Or am I confusing it with someone else. Looking good.
Mark E.
Pioneer, CA
Working Pro 1972 - 2015
Member since Jan 22, 2013
www.creative-redwood-designs.comSay Chad, something just doesn’t look right with that toilet flange and the flooring layout. Maybe when the toilet is in I’ll be happy. It might just be I’m not used to seeing that flooring mixed with tile in a bathroom.
Mark:
I think you are seeing the underlayment, laun. I thought the same thing at first
Well there you go. I’m stupid. Actually, I’ve never seen laun used as underlayment, only door skins.
Mark E.
Pioneer, CA
Working Pro 1972 - 2015
Member since Jan 22, 2013
www.creative-redwood-designs.comwell todays work is to take a hammer and smash the salt back into individual pieces as it just hardens as one giant piece and that is no good for spreading around the sidewalks and all, don’t need anyone slipping at all around here.
Updated shop pics…still have A LOT of organization to do and a bit of shelving to hang, but it’s coming along!
I’m hoping to be able to park my car in my garage by tomorrow night….a few days late for the freezing temps, but it’s better than never.
Looking really good, Jon. Big difference from the last posts.
BE the change you want to see.
Even if you can’t Be The Pro… Be The Poster you’d want to read.Updated shop pics…still have A LOT of organization to do and a bit of shelving to hang, but it’s coming along!
Nice looking space you have there Jon. I wish I had all your shelving in mine.
Ron
A Working Pro since 1994!
Member since March 26, 2014.
Updated shop pics…still have A LOT of organization to do and a bit of shelving to hang, but it’s coming along!
I’m hoping to be able to park my car in my garage by tomorrow night….a few days late for the freezing temps, but it’s better than never.
Are you sure you got enough lighting in there Jon? JK
This was the garage that you are getting to use in exchange for some maintenance, right. Or am I confusing it with someone else. Looking good.
Ha, well most of the lighting was there… I added a couple in areas I thought I might need it.
Yes, this is the building I’m using in exchange for doing some maintenance at my daughter’s daycare.
Jon P.
Timber Carpentry & Construction
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Shop Fox switch from Amazon $5.99
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