What did you do to your home/shop today?

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When I moved in there was this old mining cart in my back yard. My yard is completely fenced in and there is one gate but I would never use it because the sprinkler heads are too close together so I squeezed a forklift in between my garden and fence line through the back of my shop lean-to. Marked all my sprinkler heads and then shimmied the forklift in and out and got the cart out
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Antiques are a big deal around here so I’m gonna take it to the local auction and see what I can get. I’ve seen ones that are intact sell for $2k+ but mine is pretty rough.
 

DefiantArms

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Cleaned the garage up and put floor down in the attic so i can store up there and not in garage. There’s about eight tile around my house that have thinset voids and one just started making a hollow pop last week and it seems like i have to walk in that tile every time i go by it :( anyway acid washing the tile today then sealing it after.
 

six5creed

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Hauled the 4630 over to the farm and cut some land for a food plot. Deer season is changing this year.

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BUST'EM 504

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I must have been missing this thread.

I started laying some grass at my house.

Also put up some wall control. Not finished though. IMG_6937.JPG


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WVRigrat05

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Did my 5 hours of mowing, now to do the days worth of weed eating, laid new backer board and tile in the main bathroom, new paint, sink and commode, pulled some random bushes and filled the holes and trimmed some trees.
 

six5creed

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What are you planting?
My dad is up in Indiana right now doing the same thing lol



Going to plant soybeans in a couple weeks, they work great for bow season and late gun season. Would have liked to have planted clover but didn’t plow it until around Christmas and that needed to be in around October. Hopefully I can spray it with roundup and kill that grass next week.
 

Chevy1925

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Father in law and I spent the day demoing our “master bath” (I wouldn’t call it that lmao). Shower has been leaking water out and behind the toilet. I tried digging the grout out and caulking it but still was sleeping by and finally started to mold as well as swell up the dry wall and cabinets. F**k it, time to gut it.

Found all my attic insulation lol
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Got to the shower and found the dumbass that redid the shower before we bought the place half assed the step and membrane. They put the membrane down, did the walls and tiled, then did the step and floor tile. In doing so, the membrane could not be cupped up in the corners by the step and created a trough that let water out into the bathroom on both sides

You can see the membrane goes down below the wall and step and than wraps back up behind the wall. Idiots
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Knocked the floor out. They also spot set the tiles and no thin set or mud tape over the joints of the cement board. Not that you have to have it but makes it nicer. Plus half the damn screws were hammered straight and not recessed into the board at all.
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Lucked out on the mold. It was mainly on the acrylic paint and not much behind the wall. It looks bad in the pic but that’s cause I sprayed the shit out of it with a mold killer. There is some wood rot but it’s just the bottom edge.
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Finished for the day.
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Going to reuse the counter and sink. New toilet, new cabinets, keep the old floor tile, like to do a more modern style shower head setup, redo the shower floor and tile the shower back in correctly. I was really dreading this but I’m kinda excited to get this done
 

TheBac

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Need to replace that bottom sill plate, James. Aint gonna be easy....

Also, Id use green board in a bathroom (but not around the shower).
 

Chevy1925

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Different climate out here. Drywall is used in just about every home/bathroom. I am cement boarding to the top and out past the shower area about a foot.

If I was back east, I’d have a high concern for mold control.
 

BUST'EM 504

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Wow that’s some crappy work, whenever you can see the writing on the cement board it’s a shitty install. Make sure you use a membrane everywhere in the shower. I do agree on the green rock the steam from a shower can cause enough moisture for mold.


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BUST'EM 504

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Grass is down still need 6 more pallets shit. All this work just for more work to cut it.


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Dozerboy

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Most don't use green board here and it's very humid. It's a bandaid on not having adequate ventilation. Some times you need a bandaid though.

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Dozerboy

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Ya ever feel like ya bit off a little to much? Closing off our formal dining room with a french door to make it an office turned into custom cabinets and tile. Which turned into 1800sf of tile. Now I want to replace my back door first so I don't have to redo the tile around it. I have a blown HG on my LBZ and front diff has a good size leak. I really need to let other people work on my crap and not do it all myself.

Anyways started straying my cabinet on the 4th which nuked my little compressor. Which lead me to an 60gal 5hp compressor and doing some wiring for 220... It will all be done some day...



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