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RB26 · 01-26-2016, 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by VonBudí

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again

link to the new one?

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Originally Posted by cr0n

Impressive space RB...good luck with it. I hope to see you fill the whole thing soon!

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Originally Posted by Sluicebox

Nice! Sub'd. Those high wall rooms scream Gavita's. Hoping you show your systems to us, environmental etc. Best of luck to you.

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Originally Posted by pittymick

i,m with everyone else , awesome . can't wait

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Originally Posted by leadsled

Tuned in for the show. Nice work! Expect no less though

. Respect!

Thanks everyone, appreciate the feedback. Gavita's are indeed in order.

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Originally Posted by guanito

Hihi
Looks good, but why are you using lumber?
Steel studs would be easier, cheaper, etc.. no?
It just looks like too much work for me.
Where I live we are prohibited from using lumber for fire code reasons.
It's also easy to carry a stack of them at once. Easy to handle, Easy to cut, whatever.
Thanks.

...and plywood too! that's a definite no-no

No, that is not the case here. With a good carpenter, lumber is definitely the way to go. There's a reason metal studs are cheaper.

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Originally Posted by q3corn

https://www.reavesbuildings.com/why-wood

"While it sounds hard to believe, it’s absolutely true. Wood retains its structural strength at temperatures higher than 2000°F, while steel loses 80 percent of its strength at 1000°F. As it’s melting during a fire, steel bends and twists. According to many firefighters, it is extremely difficult and dangerous for them to stop a fire in a steel building and for people to escape. Firefighters often use the term running time, which is the amount of time they have to get everyone out of the building before the steel is too dangerous to work on."

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Originally Posted by jefe noche

Can I have a Job?

Maybe?

RB26 · 01-26-2016, 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Gertz

Tuning in. Looks awesome

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Originally Posted by zeet

Count me in...love your work

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Originally Posted by Chunkypigs

Damn, you have a big space to fill. glue it homie.

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Subb'd for sure RB!

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Originally Posted by redlaser

Looks like someone took the last of the popcorn , but still sounds interesting.

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Originally Posted by Tonatiuh

tagged.
peace-T-

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Originally Posted by Ganoderma

Thank you all

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Originally Posted by smokefx

can't wait to see those gg5.0 pics

Gotta double check with JW that I'm allowed to put her on the map like that, but hopefully he won't mind me running a room of her.

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Originally Posted by zeet

This is also the reason fire fighters traditionally use wooden ladders.

Indeed!

RB26 · 01-26-2016, 11:20 PM

Picture updates. Pulling wire, laying conduit, transforming from 480. Pretty much whats on the plate for the next week. After that, metacrylics on the interior, HVAC, and all done.

Rolling Stoner · 01-26-2016, 11:33 PM

Git-r-done Homie! Good luck to you and your crew.

stucrew · 01-26-2016, 11:59 PM

Following along

Sluicebox · 01-27-2016, 12:03 AM

Is that raised flooring to keep the root zone steady temp? Excellent work there. Love the pics of your build, nice and clean.

RB26 · 01-27-2016, 01:09 AM

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Git-r-done Homie! Good luck to you and your crew.

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Originally Posted by stucrew

Following along

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Sluicebox

Is that raised flooring to keep the root zone steady temp? Excellent work there. Love the pics of your build, nice and clean.

Thats definitely one reason. The concrete subfloor varies in temperate and humidity throughout the day - so it is insulated under there. The main reason is because I build sloped floors for a drain to waste application though. If you look closely at the blocks floor height on the exterior end wall, you'll see they gently slope as they go along. Its hard to see in the picture below because there is a bunch of stuff in the way, but I can document the floor situation in further detail if people like...

kornwood · 01-27-2016, 01:13 AM

I'm watching this nice job and that's gonna be a lot to view thanks for showing us

stoned-trout · 01-27-2016, 01:24 AM

pulling up a couch ..I am in it for the long haul...yeehaw..cant wait to see it runnin

01-27-2016, 01:35 AM

That's a lovely looking building. Hopefully you get to build out the rest of it too. Good luck, I'll be following along like everyone else.

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01-26-2016, 11:33 PM	#44
Rolling Stoner Member Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: CA Gold Country Posts: 264	Git-r-done Homie! Good luck to you and your crew.
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Sluicebox Member Join Date: Oct 2015 Posts: 563	Is that raised flooring to keep the root zone steady temp? Excellent work there. Love the pics of your build, nice and clean.
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kornwood Member Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Michigan Posts: 72	I'm watching this nice job and that's gonna be a lot to view thanks for showing us
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01-27-2016, 01:35 AM	#50
z-ro Guest Posts: n/a	That's a lovely looking building. Hopefully you get to build out the rest of it too. Good luck, I'll be following along like everyone else.
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