Here is how the day on Saturday went....
Work. Work. More Work.
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Here is some of the duct work being done |
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This is some of the geothermal equipment |
Len had to get 10 holes drilled to connect the manifold inside to the pipes outside. A noisy job.
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Len found rebar is hard to drill through and had to do some hand work |
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The big hammer drill he rented |
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Hoses through the concrete |
Meanwhile, outside the Terra Therma drilling fellows, Greg and Steve, were doing all the connections in the trenches.
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6 ft under, the well goes down, then piped across to the house |
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It all ends up here |
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Down in the trenches |
Then we got serious about insulating the ceiling of the great room.
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Load ready to go up |
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From up it is a long way down |
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getting the load up is one thing.... |
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getting it in the rafters is another |
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One half done |
More hoisting and scary heights performances
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Len used rope to bring up the next level of scaffold and then put it together up above his head |
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We moved the scaffold over the stairwell, behind the fireplace to get the very center |
At this point, it is dark and Len is still mucking about with the scaffold. I am going to make dinner. Stay tuned..... Cath
Love a comercial hammer drill with diamond tipped bits - amazing to drill concrete like wood (almost).
ReplyDeleteI see you reached phase 2 of the lift - why is it so long? Looks like the bats are held in place by friction - is that true?