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Thanks, looks good. Im going to be building greenhouse and covered deck. That will be useful

 

Looks like LRU26 or 28's.

 

Nailed it.

 

Cast iron pipe is heavy as hell. Just removed about 20ft of it from existing toilet/shower drain and vent.

 

4" is heavier than 3".

 

Yeah and this was a combo of both. And it was full of some old shit lol

 

That's where most your weight was.

 

Almost true, the 4” diameter pipe was easily only 2” with all the buildup.

 

So shit doesn't quite roll down hill...

 

Ready for framing inspection tomorrow!

 

That’s gonna be a really nice breezeway

 

I like the saw horses!

 

You can easily make them from that picture! All 4x4.

Or did you mean the plastic bought ones, or the ones with 2x4 legs, 2x6 tops in farther background with Amazon purchased clamp brackets (light, handy for transport but not real cheap)

 

The ones with 4x4’s

 

You can tell they're brand new!

 

Lack of saw marks across the top? Those are some beefy looking saw horses though!

 

Yup! No saw marks or paint!

 

First layer of subfloor is down, this house is built with diagonal 1x6 subfloor then 5/8” sheet subfloor on top.



doesn’t everyone do home Reno on Easter?

 

doesn’t everyone do home Reno on Easter?

Nah, candy Easter eggs are more fun on Easter than the ones you find during remodeling

 

This was the other day, but none-the-less. Old electrical panel swapped out. Due to budget I had to keep the 100 amp. Upgrading to a 200 amp service would have required moving the service around, trimming trees, and several thousand more. The house is a smaller rancher and I don't run that much, so it will work for many more years down the road.

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Square D Homeline 30/60. Extremely happy with this install and was able to be apart of the whole process. We did the tandems for expansion later on down the road. Got a couple circuits for the garage and splitting the bedrooms up. Found out all 3 bedrooms use one 15 amp circuit. Guess it was fine in 1965...

Also, here's the inside of the old Square D. For being as old as it was, held up great!