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I did surv-kap for a small batch of custom caps for a landowner. I was not impressed with the stamping or the roughness of the appearance on surv-kap....
My first major dip into CAD was when I had a broken shoulder (not work related).Seeing things from a field perspective, and now an office perspective,...
Programming the HP35s in itself was a great review. It was a major pain and a major timesuck, but I learned so much.That being said, I'd probably be t...
+1; another vote for call it out normally. If it can be placed on the ground, I'd show it on the map. True or not, I personally would not make a state...
Thank you for this.
From the field, about 6 years ago or so.
Bill93, post: 400705, member: 87 wrote: You need a different type of cap or tag for easement monuments to reduce confusion (at least the fonfusion for...
the lines go straight back from the road
You need to get out more! 😉 just kidding.IMHO, a lot of this has to do with poor mentorship.
I have always had good luck countersinking the spikes a bit and putting a rock on top of it.
Step 4.5) Piss your neighbor off
Super! Happy surveying 🙂
Rich., post: 393578, member: 10450 wrote: So I just pulled the grant. It was to lands under water that extend beyond the configuration of the curre...
If I was in your shoes, I would first send an email out to the Office of General Services; Lands Underwater. Send them the information you already kno...
I <3 80 scale. It's just such a huge jump from 60 to 100. I myself have never understood the resistance.
Nice find!I have made it a practice to record rod heights/elevations on monuments for my own information. That way, if i ever suspect a monument of be...
Another vote for a tripod as the first suspect.Check to make sure all bolts are snug, and that the legs aren't rotted out inside the feet/points.
I have always indicated these sort of areas as "Lawn Area of Smith" or "Garden Area of Smith" or "Area Occupied by Smith", with the appropriate label ...
That's quite the healthy looking beech tree! As already stated, the Increment borer is the tool you need for this job.