Topic: Clonehead's Jobsite Pics

[Clonehead]

Wow! been a while. Here are a couple of shots from one of two fema shelters next to elementary schools that I am running rod buster crews on.

[Tamer]

Ah the joy of working up high. Not for me! Good to see you around bud.

[Clonehead]

Not a good shot but here is the company truck I was issued back in October. 06, high miles, 2nd motor, 4x4,a/c and heat work well,radio sounds good. Can’t beat it.
  I have never owned a truck, Shawn. When I was a kid, they all rode like lumber wagons.

[Tamer]

Nice Clint! I know I love my Tacoma. Drives better than the car we have!

[Clonehead]

I am surprised at how much I like it.
Should have bought one years ago

Had that since October, this is what it replaced as my daily driver.
I had traded in the loaded up on miles black car about a year ago.
While not good shots of the car, You can see how this one does or does not fit into the job site surroundings.

This hole was the start of a basement gym for a mansion in the roanoak hills area of kck

[Tamer]

Is that a new Dodge I see? Looks like its gonna be one huge place.

[Clonehead]

I’ll have to find my car pics thread to post pics of the orange car.

Here is a shot inside that gym after the walls are poured.
Not regulation basketball sized but it does sport 20 foot walls.

This room does go under the main floor of the house. The rest of the basement attaches/surrounds this room.

[Tamer]

Looks like a lot of concrete. I guess that sets up ok in colder temps? Or these pics are from a few months ago?

[Clonehead]

It does, probably takes some more time to cure. Heck, it will set up under water also.
Going to liberty today, to start an addition to a high school.

[Clonehead]

This is me in independence, where we were installing rebar for a concrete roof. Zoom in for the icicles. We have had some freezing rain.

[Tamer]

That looks slick. Bet it was a slidey type day.

[Clonehead]

Pretty dusty around here

We are working at a place that does some metal work and some printing for signage and other 3D pieces that other businesses contract them to make. This place, dimensional innovations, had bought a warehouse next door, that we are joining to their main building for foot and forklift traffic.
The bought warehouse is clean, large, and empty for the most part. There is a crew working on a giant horse in one corner. I think it’s high density foam and fiber glass.
The only other thing in the opposite corner is this large metal sheer cutting machine that has a couple of large shots of Arnie and the words “get to the choppa”

[Tamer]

Wow, that is some neat stuff.

[RC-1136]

"The Choppa"  I love that. 

[Clonehead]

In the main building at that place, you can find the largest operating 3-d printer in the Midwest
Larger than my living room, this beast was producing pieces over 4 feet long and hundreds of pounds. Thats my booted foot in that shot next to a printed piece that was lying on the ground.