Yes. I use Sketchup for the detailed measurement ones. For the ones that are not too scale I use MS Paint. I'm wanting to learn how to use CAD as well. I came up with a formula of 4 pixels x the number of inches for things when drawing in MSPaint when I actually knew the measurements. Other stuff I just eyeball.Hey @zannej are you using sketchup for all that stuff you make?? I could scroll and find out but that is a lot of work.
I want to model a built in desk for my office, but it needs to fit a pair of Cerwin C12-F, my computer, my synthesizer and a myriad of other crap I own and I do not want to do what I typically do which is to just build stuff and hope for the best.
Better you than me Daris. I'm not used to that kind of weather and you are.
The population of our and the adjoining town is probably 26,000ish. There are about 10 "parks" but most are pretty small. One is 120 acres. It's next to the community college. It's got two k lakes and 5 miles of trails....We have 4 parks that are 5 acres+ and several small ones and two golf courses.
Tune me in on the DLC and the ESO jargon.Today at work we slammed 770 sqft of 7.5 inch hardwood down, glue assist over plywood. Now I wish I were dead.
I did reward myself with finally purchasing ESO because it was on sale with all the DLC for round about 30 dollars and that sounded like a bargain and it is winter time which is video game season. If I cannot work on my car, I'll go trollop around in some magical land while the sun sleeps for 14 hours a day and the rain will not abate for the next 5 months or so.
You should get the Summerset DLC if you can. Artaeum is probably the most beautiful zone in the game. Are you on PC or console? If you're on PC I can DM you my username so we can add each other as friends and I can help you out if you want. My main character has almost all of the wayshrines in various zones. I can recommend good addons for you, and I can give you recipes and stuff.Today at work we slammed 770 sqft of 7.5 inch hardwood down, glue assist over plywood. Now I wish I were dead.
I did reward myself with finally purchasing ESO because it was on sale with all the DLC for round about 30 dollars and that sounded like a bargain and it is winter time which is video game season. If I cannot work on my car, I'll go trollop around in some magical land while the sun sleeps for 14 hours a day and the rain will not abate for the next 5 months or so.
Sounds like two weeks for me.Elder Scrolls Online
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Did not seem to have any trouble with the 770 sqft of hardwood I see
I never knew you could buy concrete steps.My friend's front steps collapsed (old concrete ones). So we picked up new concrete/fiberglass ones. Only one place in the area had them. They were taller and longer than the old steps. Couldn't get them angled right because the end of the sidewalk is in the way. Eventually we will need to do something to level them properly, but for now they are sturdy and working. Old ones were already partially broken & dangerous but they finally gave up the ghost. Just crumbled apart. Fortunately, no one was hurt.
Steps are too smooth though so I'm thinking of tread stickers or some sort of sealant/finish with a texture. Sort of leaning toward sealant since these stairs show dirt like crazy.
I like that. Did you buy a pattern?A little project I did for a surprise for my neighbor.
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My house is ceramic and carpet.
Not 15 min after I was done it, my kids were dragging my 80 pound mastiff around the kitchen island by her rope toy. Floora are made for living on. It will get scratched, it will get dented and it will get used. People are funny. I get when you pay tens of thousands of dollars for something you want it to be nice... but hell, it's for walking on and taking a ****.
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