Oh Come On! It's Friday!

Not on my best day. At least it looks like it goes on the top of somethin, and thats probably a good thing :party:

:totalstation: :plumbbob: :good:

Anchors schmanchors. All you need is some Gorilla Glue and that baby will withstand anything you throw at it.

With double offsets for each... :'(

>At least it looks like it goes on the top of somethin, and thats probably a good thing

Probably goes on something real tall 😉

[sarcasm]Wouldn't it just be easier to get a "BIG" piece of paper and make an etching and then lay it on the ground and put in your tacks and double offsets?[/sarcasm]

I was thinking the same thing:-)

At least you know you won't be moving all over the job today!

Looks like the same pattern every 30 degrees from the center. Build a template and rotate it around 12 times. Lump Sum or T & M?

> Anchors schmanchors. All you need is some Gorilla Glue and that baby will withstand anything you throw at it.

:good:

not going to work..you would have to use too much baling wire to secure until the glue sets. 😉
The anchor bolts are cost effective.

Oh Come On! It's Friday!>Scoot??

Are there ever any Fridays on your project???

Where are going to set up to shoot these in?

Will it be a bit windy up there?

ha two words!!!! Duct Tape!

Hope The Base Plate Is Level

BTW, what ever is level a quarter mile up?

Mmain concern is how soon they get that up and switch over the TV antennas. My New York reception sucks. Hopefully I can even see the leights on that baby.

Paul

> Looks like the same pattern every 30 degrees from the center. Build a template and rotate it around 12 times. Lump Sum or T & M?

Sounds right to me. Set center point and and a catch point for each 30° point. Template made to pivot on center and match 2 or 3 catch points at the same time.