>>19982 >>19984 WOW! You a genius!

>>19973 I do own a plasma cutter, mig welder, and gas torch equipment, Grim, but nothing computerized; I'm the computer!
>>19982 That's lookin' like mine AND the city approved them. There's 9 pages to the drawings but I'll see if I can reduce them and post them on here (they're 12 X 18 in actual size). I'll probably just have to take a pic with my camera and transfer them.

>>19973 Here you go ;D

could you show us the drawings?

>>19968 Oh yeah. Been doing remodeling for almost 38 years now and like the work. Did all the drawings, got the permit and went to work with a good helper. City inspector came yesterday and passed it for further construction. Wait'll you see the gigantic beams I've designed. They're next. I do have a lot of tools, Grim but they're bought over years and years of jobs.

great work so far! You are not involved in the construction, I hope!!

Sweet, your own meth shop ;)

>>19962 A workshop with all the tools..who has a million dollars?

Sweet! Everybody should have a workshop :)

This was an enormous job for 2 people and a 3rd to stand the posts. Getting a concrete down my narrow driveway will be tricky and then writing a check for $1300.00 won't be fun either.

Good for you GG. Fresh concrete is always exciting!

My patio area off kitchen. Doesn't have anything to do with the new construction but I thought I'd throw it in here.

Typical beam on outside wall with anchor bolts suspended (they'll bolt down the walls to the slab).

Posts are 8 X 8 treated (16 feet long)...damned heavy.