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I don't see them putting in anything but crushed concrete with a thin layer of finer rock on top, then the new pour.
Obviously he is Grumpy.
The hole would have its own problems, like icing up the street in freeze-thaw weather.
Or move to a recording state. If the sale agreement specified the seller deliver such information as they have, the buyer can probably walk out. In t...
I saw something like that happen on a historical archaeology project. Several people were issued treasure hunter type detectors and assigned 10-meter ...
Apostrophe on plural? Jr. Spelling police
I expressed my concern to the crew chief, and he just said the gravel was to give the water somewhere to go. When I pointed out that it couldn't flow ...
What head of water does it take to lift a slab of concrete? If concrete is 2.4 times as dense as water, 2/3 ft of concrete weighs as much as 1.6 ft o...
I recently bought a half-sheet of plywood for a project.?ÿ It cost about the same as a similar full sheet did in 2019.
The "foot doctor" did a good job, AND they didn't edit the interview to ruin it as too often happens.?ÿ The only improvement I could suggest would be...
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The Original Poster replied to something early in the thread that people may?ÿ not have noticed. One antenna is higher than the other by Z and offset...
Clamp a 4-ft (or whatever) lath to the bottom of the rod to extend it ~3 ft, and throw away the lath after the job??ÿ It doesn't matter how long the l...
It would be interesting to know what spacing the graduation lines have.
I'm not sure if you can still find CORPSCON 6 to download, but it works fine for many purposes if you have it. There is one know bug. To get the corr...
And why does anybody want NAD27 these days? Edit: Oh, they probably are planning with the aid of USGS topo maps.
Perhaps. But has there actually been any significant aid? The only useful thing I see in this thread is the Pythagorean equation, which surely they mu...
I'm not absolutely sure, but I think this is usually a sign the internal batteries have died that were keeping the memory alive (including firmware). ...