The gerry1 thread

If only he tries!!! ddp you gettin this??

...gm

 

he could just blast it with lightening...hes good at that.

 

LOCO you know that creaky is gonna slap you on the wrist for all this chattin....hehehe. @ creaky........ with respect I must say Mr. creaky...

....gm

 

thats because they dont call him that at all!!!

 

I was thinking of the lines used in Dune where they were knocking down the palace walls. "Gurney... use the atomics..."

ddp
That sounds like a major overhaul you're doing. Call me cheap, but I would have gone with PVC, plus it's easier to use.

 

i think what has happend is that people need to remember here at afterdawn is (principles before personalities)

 

We were talking about plumbing.

 

So his "alter ego" is doing the typing and responding then.....hehehe.

...gm

 

The voices in his head have been controlling him for years, there's not much left now.

 

For cutting something like metal pipe I like the sawzall (reciprocating saw). Different companies make them with different names, sawzall is the one by Milwaukee. They whip right through metal pipe. With the interchangeable blades they'll go through 2x4s or anything else to be found around the house.

http://www.cpomilwaukee.com/saws/sawzall-_reciprocating_saws/all_sawzalls/

ddp
Sounds like you're really into home repair. Is that your family home you're doing all the work on?

 

What was plan b? "Atomics", air arc, or acetylene torch? With no leaks and in a tough situation like you described, congrats on a job well done.

 

Glad plan B worked. Now lets hope all goes well with the inspection.

I once did an electrical setup that had to be inspected. First thing the inspector did was check for a licensed electrician's signature on the paperwork. He turned down the initial job. My brother-in-law is licensed. He signed off on the job and the inspector okayed it. I guess you get the picture, one professional taking care of his counterparts.