[johnbryanpeters]

I have been wanting to build an 18' x 18' equipment shed to replace a falling down structure across the road. Talked to some contractors, started to write up a specification, sort of stalled.

Then a buddy built a 3D printer and happened to mention OpenSCAD, which got me to start modeling the garage, so started with foundation:

Which I have asked Dennis to print at 1/4" to the foot...

Now working on what would sit on top of it, which has caused me to come up with a whole pile of questions I'd like to consider before telling the crews to start...

 

[Westy]

How many dentists can you store in a 18'x18' shed?

 

[rideit]

Upright, or stacked like cordwood?

 

[StiHacka]

OOoh, is that a floating foundation? Or perhaps more precisely, a levitating one?

 

[johnbryanpeters]

OOoh, is that a floating foundation? Or perhaps more precisely, a levitating one?

Magnets.

Not floating, 5' below grade, 2' riser above, 8' concrete apron, slab and apron 8" thick.

 

[I Are Baboon]

 

[Pesqueeb]

This picture is saved on my computer as "drkenan". What ever happened to that guy?

 

[Westy]

Upright, or stacked like cordwood?

Either way. Why is JBP hoarding dentists?

 

[Westy]

This picture is saved on my computer as "drkenan". What ever happened to that guy?

He might be in JBPs shed.

 

[ICEBALL585]

 

[Quo Fan]

Why do you need an 8" slab? 6" reinforced should be fine, and what commercial construction calls for. Are you including rebar in the foundation?

 

[KenW449]

So that falling down structure is where all the monkeys that are inactive went too

 

[junkyard]

Shed life.

 

[Pesqueeb]

View attachment 127682
Shed life.

I have a mystery spot sticker on my Jeep.

/coolstorybro

 

[johnbryanpeters]

Why do you need an 8" slab? 6" reinforced should be fine, and what commercial construction calls for. Are you including rebar in the foundation?

I chose it arbitrarily.

 

[jimmydean]

Why do you need an 8" slab? 6" reinforced should be fine, and what commercial construction calls for. Are you including rebar in the foundation?

Because moar.

 

[jonKranked]

This picture is saved on my computer as "drkenan". What ever happened to that guy?

lizards.

 

[roflbox]

I would like to subscribe to this adventure / news letter

 

[Westy]

I have a mystery spot sticker on my Jeep.

/coolstorybro

I hope you also have a Cascadia Vehicle Tent permanently attached to the roof to show the world how rugged you are by car camping twice a year.

Edit: Dental implant screws are being advertised at the bottom of this thread https://store.implantdirect.com/824211u.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3OeQt_Xr2AIVQ4xpCh1hKgbBEAEYASAEEgKZLvD_BwE

LOL

 

[Pesqueeb]

hope you also have a Cascadia Vehicle Tent permanently attached to the roof to show the world how rugged you are by car camping twice a year.

Soft top. It's like a tent, but without enough room to sleep in or keep anything you need to camp.

 

[6thElement]

Why do you need an 8" slab? 6" reinforced should be fine, and what commercial construction calls for. Are you including rebar in the foundation?

To hide @Westy 's dead hookers and crack babies securely.

 

[StiHacka]

I hope you also have a Cascadia Vehicle Tent permanently attached to the roof to show the world how rugged you are by car camping twice a year.

Edit: Dental implant screws are being advertised at the bottom of this thread https://store.implantdirect.com/824211u.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3OeQt_Xr2AIVQ4xpCh1hKgbBEAEYASAEEgKZLvD_BwE

LOL

Man, their marketing speak is almost as smooth as of the bike industry.

• Internal connection with 1.5mm long hex & internal lead-in bevel

• Body is straight for top 1/3rd with bottom 2/3rds tapered for bone expansion. Surgically compatible with Tapered Screw-Vent® drills (except the 5.7mmD Implant uses 5.4/4.8mmD Step Drill)

• Surface options: SBM (Soluble Blast Media) textured
• Double-lead buttress threads for improved insertion & quadruple lead threads near top for increased thread engagement & reduced stress

• 2mm extender retained by cover screw for use as a healing collar for one stage surgery

• Color-coded carrier usable as a closed-tray transfer & temporary abutment

• Three aggressive self-tapping grooves extending 2/3rds length up the implant

• Surgical flexibility with multiple insertion options: choose between implant level insertion with hex driver or fixture-mount insertion with either 2.5mm hex driver or ratchet

• Compatible with Zimmer Dental Tapered Screw-Vent System

• Connection: Color-coded internal hex with lead-in bevel

• Surgical Instruments: Spectra-System surgical kit

• Implant Lengths: 6 / 8 / 10 / 11.5 / 13 / 16mm. Top 1/3 is straight with tapered section having three cutting grooves

• Implant Threads: Micro-threads with double-lead progressively deeper buttress threads

 

[Westy]

To hide @Westy 's dead hookers and crack babies securely.

Possession is 9/10s of the law. Once I dump them on JBP's property, they are his problem.

 

[roflbox]

Man, their marketing speak is almost as smooth as of the bike industry.

• Internal connection with 1.5mm long hex & internal lead-in bevel

• Body is straight for top 1/3rd with bottom 2/3rds tapered for bone expansion. Surgically compatible with Tapered Screw-Vent® drills (except the 5.7mmD Implant uses 5.4/4.8mmD Step Drill)

• Surface options: SBM (Soluble Blast Media) textured
• Double-lead buttress threads for improved insertion & quadruple lead threads near top for increased thread engagement & reduced stress

• 2mm extender retained by cover screw for use as a healing collar for one stage surgery

• Color-coded carrier usable as a closed-tray transfer & temporary abutment

• Three aggressive self-tapping grooves extending 2/3rds length up the implant

• Surgical flexibility with multiple insertion options: choose between implant level insertion with hex driver or fixture-mount insertion with either 2.5mm hex driver or ratchet

• Compatible with Zimmer Dental Tapered Screw-Vent System

• Connection: Color-coded internal hex with lead-in bevel

• Surgical Instruments: Spectra-System surgical kit

• Implant Lengths: 6 / 8 / 10 / 11.5 / 13 / 16mm. Top 1/3 is straight with tapered section having three cutting grooves

• Implant Threads: Micro-threads with double-lead progressively deeper buttress threads

lizards are onto us

 

[Wingnut]

Man, their marketing speak is almost as smooth as of the bike industry.

• Internal connection with 1.5mm long hex & internal lead-in bevel

• Body is straight for top 1/3rd with bottom 2/3rds tapered for bone expansion. Surgically compatible with Tapered Screw-Vent® drills (except the 5.7mmD Implant uses 5.4/4.8mmD Step Drill)

• Surface options: SBM (Soluble Blast Media) textured
• Double-lead buttress threads for improved insertion & quadruple lead threads near top for increased thread engagement & reduced stress

• 2mm extender retained by cover screw for use as a healing collar for one stage surgery

• Color-coded carrier usable as a closed-tray transfer & temporary abutment

• Three aggressive self-tapping grooves extending 2/3rds length up the implant

• Surgical flexibility with multiple insertion options: choose between implant level insertion with hex driver or fixture-mount insertion with either 2.5mm hex driver or ratchet

• Compatible with Zimmer Dental Tapered Screw-Vent System

• Connection: Color-coded internal hex with lead-in bevel

• Surgical Instruments: Spectra-System surgical kit

• Implant Lengths: 6 / 8 / 10 / 11.5 / 13 / 16mm. Top 1/3 is straight with tapered section having three cutting grooves

• Implant Threads: Micro-threads with double-lead progressively deeper buttress threads

Reasons 854 through 867 why I avoid visiting the dentists.......

 

[StiHacka]

Reasons 854 through 867 why I avoid visiting the dentists.......

I've just paid one dentist $5k for a pair of implants (and crowns will cost extra $$$) so I appreciate the level of effort that goes into this daylight robbery.

 

[Adventurous]

I hope you also have a Cascadia Vehicle Tent permanently attached to the roof to show the world how rugged you are by car camping twice a year.

Edit: Dental implant screws are being advertised at the bottom of this thread https://store.implantdirect.com/824211u.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3OeQt_Xr2AIVQ4xpCh1hKgbBEAEYASAEEgKZLvD_BwE

LOL

Pretty sure a RTT would exceed the payload of his Wrangler.

 

[rideit]

I saw a CJ today without a light bar.
What a goober.

 

[Wingnut]

I've just paid one dentist $5k for a pair of implants (and crowns will cost extra $$$) so I appreciate the level of effort that goes into this daylight robbery.

Reason 868...

I am not comfortable with 5.8mm drill bits in my mouth while they are moving....

 

[TN]

Why do you need an 8" slab? 6" reinforced should be fine, and what commercial construction calls for. Are you including rebar in the foundation?

the extra 2" will cover all teh dead hooker parts, duh.

 

[Pesqueeb]

It all makes sense now.

 

[junkyard]

Ive found you can compress most hookers to less then four inches with good boots.

On a side note, whats the difference between a hooker and an onion?

And my shed life pic was supposed to be in yesterdays gmt thread, but i guess i was in the shed for too long yesterday.

 

[mandown]

Why is JBP hoarding dentists?

He’s into filling cavities.

 

[jonKranked]

Ive found you can compress most hookers to less then four inches with good boots.

On a side note, whats the difference between a hooker and an onion?

And my shed life pic was supposed to be in yesterdays gmt thread, but i guess i was in the shed for too long yesterday.

those must be some pretty nice boots.

 

[junkyard]

those must be some pretty nice boots.

Very nice boots, hate to get all that blood on them, but jobs gotta get done.

 

[Westy]

Very nice boots, hate to get all that blood on them, but jobs gotta get done.

You need to invest in a wood chipper.

 

[junkyard]

You need to invest in a wood chipper.

On the surface it would seem so. But with the cost of cleaning, storing and maintenance, a pair of boots is a good compromise considering the frequency of use.

We need to get back to the dental shed, will it be climate controlled to inhibit carbon degradation?

 

[Westy]

On the surface it would seem so. But with the cost of cleaning, storing and maintenance, a pair of boots is a good compromise considering the frequency of use.

We need to get back to the dental shed, will it be climate controlled to inhibit carbon degradation?

Of course. JBP could probably also use some degradation inhibition.

 

[rockofullr]

On a side note, whats the difference between a hooker and an onion?

I don't cry when I cut up a hooker?

 

[Westy]

I don't cry when I cut up a hooker?

Hookers also tend to be tough and stringy so you are better off grinding them finely instead of a coarse dice or chop.