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We always ran 3/4 ton Suburbans until that model got priced and optioned out of work truck status.?ÿ We did run a Toyota Tundra, with upgraded rear s...
@jimcox?ÿ what kind of printer? Getting a good (but not too good) a bond on the build surface is sometimes difficult. Have you tried playing with th...
I completely agree. The most important thing is to get everyone home safely. I was just responding to NZ that the fine from OSHA is just the start in ...
not to reply to myself, but it seems that if there is an overlap, then there are all sorts of issues. We have a survey we are working on where a surve...
Depends...?ÿ 🙂 ?ÿ I assume someone showed the center of section on a recorded survey at some point before the plat existed? Given the stated facts...
That is excessive.
@lukenz?ÿ 10k is just the fine. I am sure the litigation cost more than that.?ÿ
In WA, 4' high requires fall protection.
I have run into this before. The excavator/foundation sub wants some thing that I did not feel was safe. In those cases, we almost always were contrac...
200000' shot with an edm? Does anyone know what the record is??ÿ I know they had a prism on summit for the 1992 measurement of Everest. No idea if th...
If he works in AK, no issues with snakes!
Can still do it with only OJT in Washington state. No degree required. Not sure if you would pass the test without the book learning, however.
And, for a mea culpa...when I was new at this, I set a lead and tack in the top of a keystone wall. Now, the capstone was glued down with mastic, but ...
That is very possibly a temporary control point...
But the hole in the concrete is permanent. I used to put them in expansion joints when I first started. I quickly learned that was a bad idea. If, how...
Out front of my office is a quarter corner...the location of which was disputed by about half a foot by two of the most respected and prolific surveyo...
"exact dimension" = what does that even mean? That always involves precision. And, if we say it is 0.01' in every 100 feet, that is fine, but you cann...
This is good advice. Paying a pilot to fly and get the imagery isn't too much more expensive than paying a field crew to fly a drone for a day.?ÿ