What did you do today not on your truck...

[72c20customcamper]

Finished the tile on the shower 24 hours and I'll grout it . Now to start the floor first thing is to set up the radiant floor heat

[special-K]

Great to see done I'm sure. I can't wait to get started on my tile work in the one bathroom this winter.

[DeadheadNM]

That looks great

[Ol Blue K20]

Nice job, it looks gooood!!

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by special-K

Great to see done I'm sure. I can't wait to get started on my tile work in the one bathroom this winter.

Only 2 weeks left before my surgery then it'll be 5 to 6 weeks before I can do things unless I become a lefty

Originally Posted by DeadheadNM

That looks great

Originally Posted by Ol Blue K20

Nice job, it looks gooood!!

Thanks

[Ol Blue K20]

Originally Posted by 72c20customcamper

Only 2 weeks left before my surgery then it'll be 5 to 6 weeks before I can do things unless I become a lefty



Thanks

Lefty is ok, I've been practicing it all my life.

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by Ol Blue K20

Lefty is ok, I've been practicing it all my life.

Funny I can bat lefty or righty . Pool I can only do lefty and I tie my shoes lefty too . My mom is left handed so that’s how she taught us.

[57taskforce]

Originally Posted by Ol Blue K20

Lefty is ok, I've been practicing it all my life.

Me too! I can do most things with my right hand though. That tile looks great!

[72c20customcamper]

Had to put a new door in the kitchen . Got tired of using the seal n peel caulk every winter. Was a little shocked to see no flashing or at least tar paper on the sill or jack studs so I used the protect wrap . Found this on the molding little weird as the house was built in 1972. Maybe the carpenters birthday? Or the established date of the company that did the house?

[67C10Step]

Sat in the deer stand for a few hours with my daughter's boyfriend early this morning. Saw a few does and one small buck but nothing worth the effort once it was down.

Loaded up a small trailer that was my father in laws and I will tear the wood floor out, repaint the frame, and install a new wood floor. Use it behind my atv around my place after I fix it up. Started tearing the wood off this afternoon but needed to finish up installing the new outside lights by the garage doors so I could say I finished at least one thing.

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by 57taskforce

Me too! I can do most things with my right hand though. That tile looks great!

Thanks I did screw up a little around the shelf . It was planned for larger tile and the grout lines would have lined up with the bottom and top. No cut tiles like it has now

[dieseldawg142]

Originally Posted by 72c20customcamper

Had to put a new door in the kitchen . Got tired of using the seal n peel caulk every winter. Was a little shocked to see no flashing or at least tar paper on the sill or jack studs so I used the protect wrap . Found this on the molding little weird as the house was built in 1972. Maybe the carpenters birthday? Or the established date of the company that did the house?

hah!
i guess i'm not the only one who does it.
ever since i started roofing in 1980 i have been throwing current year quarters in our roofs...
haven't ever come across any of them, but i have found other stuff like cigarette packs from the '70's and '80's.
prob got a thousand bucks in quarters out there in peoples roofs...lol

What started out as just a simple re-paint today, turned into a 4 hr job re-building my shed door roof.
Went to slap some paint on the door and the roof and found it dry-rotted. When the wife's clothesline pole took a dive a few yrs ago, it musta hit the roof. Flashing was buckled and leaking, and of course i never noticed....
when i re-stood the pole back up i dumped 4 bags of concrete around it, but wife still managed to put some lean into it, so i also bolted it to the shed and cut off the dry-rotted top


didn't take a before, but this was from 2 winters ago

[57taskforce]

It’s funny, I can tell your pretty detail oriented. Your probably like me, those little things drive you nuts but no one else will probably ever given it any further thought. I did a bunch of mud work on some of the walls in my my house late last summer into early October. There’s a few spots that drive me crazy after we got the walls painted, my wife couldn’t find them if I paid her $1,000 too.

This afternoon I made a couple of Green Chile apple pies with my little girl. She turns 6 this week. Crazy how time flies. Us New Mexicans(even adopted like my self) will put green Chile in anything

I let my daughter put the lattice weave on. I think she did a pretty good job. I really didn’t do much to help her. I actually enjoy baking quite a bit.

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by dieseldawg142

hah!
i guess i'm not the only one who does it.
ever since i started roofing in 1980 i have been throwing current year quarters in our roofs...
haven't ever come across any of them, but i have found other stuff like cigarette packs from the '70's and '80's.
prob got a thousand bucks in quarters out there in peoples roofs...lol

What started out as just a simple re-paint today, turned into a 4 hr job re-building my shed door roof.
Went to slap some paint on the door and the roof and found it dry-rotted. When the wife's clothesline pole took a dive a few yrs ago, it musta hit the roof. Flashing was buckled and leaking, and of course i never noticed....
when i re-stood the pole back up i dumped 4 bags of concrete around it, but wife still managed to put some lean into it, so i also bolted it to the shed and cut off the dry-rotted top
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didn't take a before, but this was from 2 winters ago
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I've put newspapers in walls like a little time capsule. My other house I found 50s topless mags in the rafters .

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by 57taskforce

It’s funny, I can tell your pretty detail oriented. Your probably like me, those little things drive you nuts but no one else will probably ever given it any further thought. I did a bunch of mud work on some of the walls in my my house late last summer into early October. There’s a few spots that drive me crazy after we got the walls painted, my wife couldn’t find them if I paid her $1,000 too.

This afternoon I made a couple of Green Chile apple pies with my little girl. She turns 6 this week. Crazy how time flies. Us New Mexicans(even adopted like my self) will put green Chile in anything

I let my daughter put the lattice weave on. I think she did a pretty good job. I really didn’t do much to help her. I actually enjoy baking quite a bit.

Yes she did . I like cooking not much of a Baker. And yes I'm detail orientated I've redone things because I didnt like a few little details

[special-K]

I installed the thumblatches on the garage doors. Did some touch-up with the red paint. Only* thing left to do is garage door, slab, and run electric *. Probably more money there than the whole building. But electric is next. I have a conduit laid from the cellar, from when I did the concrete work outside the house.


All the walkway stuff is done. Last patch of stone waiting for grass to grow

[72c20customcamper]

Looks great Tim. I did my slab in the garage at my rental when I lived there . Even doing all the labor it was expensive . I ran the electric myself also here you can do electric without a license. But you need to pass a small exam to do plumbing.

[Steeveedee]

Originally Posted by 72c20customcamper

Looks great Tim. I did my slab in the garage at my rental when I lived there . Even doing all the labor it was expensive . I ran the electric myself also here you can do electric without a license. But you need to pass a small exam to do plumbing.

Plumbing is easy, you only need to know two things- "you know what" flows downhill, and payday is Friday. Well, that, and keep your fingers out of your mouth when you're working.

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by Steeveedee

Plumbing is easy, you only need to know two things- "you know what" flows downhill, and payday is Friday. Well, that, and keep your fingers out of your mouth when you're working.

Fixing existing plumbing is no problem but anything new requires a test or a licensed plumber. I took it to put a new sink in my bar . Not a hard test at all but I said to the examiner (town building inspector) why they do it for plumbing and not for electricity and I added I never heard of anyone drowning doing pipes but have heard of people getting shocked doing electric. His response was I guess the plumbers union is stronger than the electricals

[72c20customcamper]

Had to do some repairs to the roof on my rental. Last few storms caused shingle damage . To lazy to get out the big ladder

[72c20customcamper]

Forgot the picture of the door. Have a call into jeld-wen . Door is dead nuts level but the window isnt . Dont know if I loosen the screws if I can adjust it . It's not much like .4 of a degree but it bothers me

[Andy4639]

I bought this one for $1000.00. Going to some friends down at the beach. He is on Oxygen all the time so it's going be for him to ride around in the yard with his grand daughter.
I installed a 400amp Alltrax controller and ITS switch this past spring.

I'm doing the brakes on it now. Cables were froze up on it had to cut them out with my saw all. New cables ordered. Batteries were still wet but had no water in them. I hope I caught them in time to save them. There only 3 years old.

[72c20customcamper]

Bath is moving along. Scraped of the old mastic and sealed the plywood , I'm installing radiant heat and it needs a 1/4 inch of mortar or self leveling underlayment I'm going with the self leveler. Have all the expansion joints in and sealed . Made the joints out of 1/2 inch foam board that's about an inch tall I'll just trim it flush to the underlayment and install my flooring . I'm using water proof laminate , if I was tiling I'd just put the heat mesh down and apply thinset.

[special-K]

Originally Posted by 72c20customcamper

Had to do some repairs to the roof on my rental. Last few storms caused shingle damage . To lazy to get out the big ladder

Probably anchored for that angle better than with using a ladder to the ground.

Originally Posted by 72c20customcamper

Forgot the picture of the door. Have a call into jeld-wen . Door is dead nuts level but the window isnt . Dont know if I loosen the screws if I can adjust it . It's not much like .4 of a degree but it bothers me

I imagine that window is set in caulk, pretty permanent. Looks like a warranty issue for them.

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by special-K

Probably anchored for that angle better than with using a ladder to the ground.

I imagine that window is set in caulk, pretty permanent. Looks like a warranty issue for them.

I like doing it that way just safer than having someone foot the ladder .

Thinking that may be the case . Probably give me a new door slab