I carry it, as most of my public agency clients require it.

It looks like he has a couple of other versions, too: Version 2 Version 3

My back got sore just watching that.

I resent that! (Marty is my brother.)

I have a Bosch 36v unit that works great for a dozen or two small holes on a charge, but it lacks the oomph and stamina to do a lot of 3/4" holes in a...

Public agencies are my preferred clients.?ÿ They understand schedules and overhead, don't try to nickel-and-dime you, and they pay on time. There are...

I discussed the matter today with the county plan check engineer.?ÿ We agreed that my services aren't going to help at this point, so he's going to ar...

Good point.?ÿ It's an ugly situation, to be sure.

The approved plans specify -- and I think it's a county requirement -- that a pre-pour certificate be issued, but the owner ignored that.?ÿ Either the...

I wonder how many folks even remember what R/S stands for.?ÿ (I did a lot of programming for the 41, so it came back to me immediately.)

Yes, but I think you have to set it up as a 3D network, with fixed horizontal coordinates for each station in the data file.?ÿ No horizontal data is r...

I used LI Contour for awhile in the mid-90s.  It worked, but at the time it was kind of clunky.  I ended up springing for Eagle Point, as th...

With a digital level it's pretty easy to balance turns, at least on flat ground.  A good rodman will pace pretty close, then you take a test shot...

Can you drive chain link posts, or do they have to be dug and set?  The difference in labor might be substantial.

All that time and money to install steel fencing, and they're still using a drop-wire gate?