What did you do at work today?

[Josh154]

Finished setting this monster shower! Just need to grout the walls and short sides of the tile drain!

 

[Pure Diesel]

Looks great.
I hate putting in those linear drain systems. Especially on slab. Raised foundation or second story their a lot easier.

 

[Josh154]

Yeah these shower floors are all dropped 4" inches so I can continue the bathroom floor straight into the shower with zero transition

 

[clrussell]

Josh that's great work.. next place I build will have a big ass double shower in it

 

[Pure Diesel]

Yeah these shower floors are all dropped 4" inches so I can continue the bathroom floor straight into the shower with zero transition

I just finish setting all the plumbing finish for one of these last week. The whole floor, of the entire bathroom, a 12' x 12' area was hot mopped for the water proofing. A lot of my jobs, like this, are for older retired folks who are thinking about future wheel chair access. They want that mobility in the shower but with the custom shower look.

 

[jlawles2]

Josh,
Tile work in that thing looks amazing.
That looks like one of those doorless walk around the corner showers?

 

[TheBac]

My goodness, thats not a shower....thats a cave.


I just flew around my 1/4-of-my-normal-area route today......again.....:rofl: Did get a nice compliment from our dispatch manager, which was nice.

 

[Josh154]

Josh that's great work.. next place I build will have a big ass double shower in it

Thanks! I'm honestly surprised this didn't have more shower heads.

I just finish setting all the plumbing finish for one of these last week. The whole floor, of the entire bathroom, a 12' x 12' area was hot mopped for the water proofing. A lot of my jobs, like this, are for older retired folks who are thinking about future wheel chair access. They want that mobility in the shower but with the custom shower look.

Never heard of hot mopped haha. I use all schluter products. Those linear drains are all schluter products too that i install

Josh,
Tile work in that thing looks amazing.
That looks like one of those doorless walk around the corner showers?

Yeah it is, i did another walk in shower in the basement of that house with the same walk around wall.

My goodness, thats not a shower....thats a cave.


I just flew around my 1/4-of-my-normal-area route today......again.....:rofl: Did get a nice compliment from our dispatch manager, which was nice.

Yeah that shower is massive! measured out to 8x6.5 lol.

 

[Dozerboy]

Starting up a new project and had to go buy the basics.

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[1TRIKHD]

Operated this Cat 323 this week building subgrade, for a new job we started in Seattle.

 

[Digmax]

That 323 have grade control on it?

 

[1TRIKHD]

That 323 have grade control on it?

Yeah it does

 

[six5creed]

Slung this 5/16" rod out of the milling machine at 1,000 RPM into some paint cans. Glad it wasn't into me!

 

[Awenta]

Ouch! Good thing you weren't in the way.

That's going to be a pretty crappy clean up job


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[Poltergeist]

Slung this 5/16" rod out of the milling machine at 1,000 RPM into some paint cans. Glad it wasn't into me!

 

[lts1ow]

Had a big ass fireball in the lab today, not sure if it was skydrol, but if it was, they lie about being fire resistant. :roflmao:

 

[moparkxracer]

Damn!!! That would have left a mark.

Slung this 5/16" rod out of the milling machine at 1,000 RPM into some paint cans. Glad it wasn't into me!

 

[WVRigrat05]

Rammed 18" casing to bottom with the top drive, **** you crooked hole.

 

[WolfLMM]

Left to right, raw to finished. Making a lot of them (1000s)

 

[WolfLMM]

Close up of blending and picture of machine that does most of the work.

20,000rpm 5 axis milling spindle. 2 6000rpm main turning spindles, 1100rpm c axis on both. Lower turning turret with 6500rpm driven tools. Yes, she's a complicated gal