to flatten the grade on your lawn? or do you actually need/want a foundation
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Friday, February 2, 2024
I'd just put in anchors, if the land was flat
the best LOOKING way to do it, is do a gravel/lava rock foundation
this is not the best one I've seen
square off a big hole, fill with rocks, have exta-long anchors that go below the rock line
if you need to seriously grade, and have a retaining wall, that's a pain
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 Leg, your prof writes the dumbest questions
i'll give the students whiplash with the solutions
Oh right, Jaz you don't know Regi's Amazon strat
it's super cool, I'll let him explain
my favorite pic of your regi, will always be the shelves
where you ordered 300 shelves for like $1
and your house was just filled with that and redbull
found it
lolwhy
Ring's so shit
the fact they don't let you opt out of police getting the footage without your consent, is my issue with Ring
not even the other spyware cameras do that
those are the most ghetto transfer switches I could imagine
what?
I've never actually seen a fuse box
somehow
ngl, I'm realizing how crazy that is, as an EE especially
but no, I guess I've just never worked on anything pre-1970 or whenever circuitbreakers became standard
that's a small panel then
unless fuse boxes are just like that
I figured it was a transfer switch with supercaps
I found this very interesting, but they basically don't manufacter circuit breakers anymore
the consumer 15/20A breakers were all manufactered in the 1980s
and they made so many, that they'll likely never have to make more
the compact split breakers are more recent makes, but yeah it's kind of bizzare when you go to the store to buy Eaton/GE breakers
and the date code on them says 40 years ago
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