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Congrats to you two. He looks like a wonderful young man and looks very happy being with you. Good on you guys :clap:

Ok wise guy LOL

We have Power and Sheetrock as of today

I always want to build one of these https://familywoodworking.org/forums/index.php?threads/hurdy-gerty.45671/ Not that I could every play it :rofl:

I talked to the store manager of the day he sent me to the woman in charge of delivery's and she is the one that told my to bad. I said maybe I should talk to my attorney and she said now that I said the attorney word she could not talk to me anymore and hung up. As of right now they are going...

As mentioned in the Fridays 5/24/24 post Well the sheetrock delivery was a bust. I got an email about 6:30 last night said Your order will be delivered to an easily accessible area outside your home. ITS SHEETROCK YOU FOOLS. When I ordered it I told them it was to be put inside the shop area...

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Was going to get power to house today but they called and said everyone was dispatched to Kansas for storm repair and they would come Tue to run power under ground to house. 130 4'x12' Sheetrock to be delivered on Sat. Hope to get gas line finished and ready for inspection so we can start...

Hope to have the underground service run by Saturday ( at least that's what they said) so the house will have power to it. Have to get the propane lines run inside the mechanical room. They got the HAVC installed this week so hoping for rough in inspection next week. Also Sheet rock may show up...

Sounds like you need to talk to someone higher up or local

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I Missouri you are not allowed to dig plants along the right-away. You can dig them along the edge of a field as long as the farm doesn't catch ya :doh:

Running around getting parts for the propane line and to hook up the on demand boiler. Tomorrow will start installing all the radiant heat manifolds and hooking up lines.

Great score John. You must know a door co. I used to buy pallets of African mahogany and oak boards from a door co. Went through several thousand BF of it

What a great project you should be very proud of that one :clap::clap::clap:

When I was dairy farming the place the dairy was on was a half section (320 acres) We farmed 2500ac I sure miss that freedom and space

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I use card board from tables or poster board tape to the bed of the laser. Then cut the design out, then use the cutout to place the next part. Works really well