I had this water filter install a few months ago. Lots of old iron mines in the area. Lots of iron in the water. I didn't want the new shower to look like some old rust pit in a few years. There are already iron deposits in there. Your able to bypass it when needed.
This is sage advice!
@NYC_George , six years ago I built a new shower (there was a 1 piece fiberglass shower before) When I installed the sliding glass doors, I suggested to SWMBO a curtain inside of the doors as we have lots of iron and manganese in our water. I argued that the curtain and rod could be removed and replaced with a twist of the rod and it would "save" the glass. I lost the argument. And most others............
If it was broken when you started, nothing to lose.
My other half bought home clippers does his own and I do the back
Well - we enjoy our 4x6 glass on two sides shower with hard water. Takes no more than a minute to squeegee off the glass - no big deal unless the house is on fire!
The other problem with glass doors is their about $3,000.00 and you need to drill down into the top of curb which I avoided. I didn't use any fasteners on the inside or top. So water has a slim chance penetrating the curb which seems to be the biggest reason for tile showers leaking.
I think that is near what we paid, but my wife wanted them and it was one of those "it ain't worth the fight" things, so I didn't even ask the cost. They're all glass with the only metal being the top rail and the hardware. No surround on the glass. They're really heavy and tough to adjust, but once adjusted, they operate very easily. We had the curb angled inward when built just for the water. It's also a solid piece of marble.
The doc I had, prescribed Gabapentin for nerve pain, and referred me to the pain management doctor in the practice. Consulted with him in late October, they didn't call back to schedule, 12/4, and I was still in the hospital from my flu/heart failure/pneumonia adventure, so I basically decided that I didn't need injections....by that time, the severe pain had passed. I am doing exercises, that I found on the Johns Hopkins site, and I'm walking over a mile three or more times per week. I don't think I will go back to that practice...
The CGW had rules about how far you could run a train in reverse, The gp7s had dual controls for for that reason.
today, dozed off during the pre race show, woke up at the end of the 1st stage. This is why I call it NAPCAR!
6 months of thrice weekly physical therapy, then finally surgery after the left arm went numb. Now with plates, screws and cadaver bone my neck is fine, and the arm is good.
Nice spline work you got going there Karl.I did a thing today!
Spline subroadbed as taught to me by Howard Zane , slightly modified. There is an independent lumber yard near me that sell 1&1/8 inch by 1/8 inch lattice strips that are 16 ft long. very bendy yet very solid the hooked together with 1 inch pine blocks. Also the curves have a flowing natural easement and easily can bend to a 28 inch minimum radius. Howard did the same, but hand ripped his strips out of 12 ft clear 1x12 boards.
The grade, which starts off camera 3 ft to the left is just over 1.5%. I still have quite a bit more to use before I can start with the Homasote.
and yes, I'll probably use his red rosin paper technique for the land forms.
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In case you notice, the Sisal rope around the columns is for the cat, he loves it better then the furniture.
I also did NAPCAR
6 months of thrice weekly physical therapy, then finally surgery after the left arm went numb. Now with plates, screws and cadaver bone my neck is fine, and the arm is good.
Wife swears I have a degenerative something or other, usually after I grab her butt in public!
I guess the protocol depends on exactly where the disc has failed.
YMMV, hope it gets better soon!
Love the wood work and the track, I notice you have the track on a firm support, and the rest more skeleton, so suspect your going lift on off foam, this is good for a repair if ever required, I should really add a front to mine, but the plan was always to lift the lot and transfer to the other loft, so it just sits in layers, perfectly stable if not prettyI did a thing today!
Spline subroadbed as taught to me by Howard Zane , slightly modified. There is an independent lumber yard near me that sell 1&1/8 inch by 1/8 inch lattice strips that are 16 ft long. very bendy yet very solid the hooked together with 1 inch pine blocks. Also the curves have a flowing natural easement and easily can bend to a 28 inch minimum radius. Howard did the same, but hand ripped his strips out of 12 ft clear 1x12 boards.
The grade, which starts off camera 3 ft to the left is just over 1.5%. I still have quite a bit more to use before I can start with the Homasote.
and yes, I'll probably use his red rosin paper technique for the land forms.
View attachment 163549
In case you notice, the Sisal rope around the columns is for the cat, he loves it better then the furniture.
I also did NAPCAR
6 months of thrice weekly physical therapy, then finally surgery after the left arm went numb. Now with plates, screws and cadaver bone my neck is fine, and the arm is good.
Wife swears I have a degenerative something or other, usually after I grab her butt in public!
I guess the protocol depends on exactly where the disc has failed.
YMMV, hope it gets better soon!
