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02-20-2008, 10:14 PM
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The differnce between that and a gluelam beam was less than running a gas line for the outside BBQ. A beam of some sort had to go in at that spot anyway so it didnt change the cost much.
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02-21-2008, 08:13 AM
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The first hole in my wifes new home. When she saw the keyhole saw she decided to take the dogs for a walk......
 My little helpers trying to convince me to let them drill the holes through the floor.  The plumbing on the main floor complete. Very simple and I know I could have used clear glue but I didn't really care because this area when finished will seldom be seen by anyone but me.  Now heres the fun part....I had to run a temporary line to get the water to the tank. I ended up with about 30 ft of head and was using a QuietOne 9000 to do the job. Quietone...ya right. This has to be one of the noisiest pumps ever made.   I also had to add a wall in the area where the plumbing entered my fish room. After adding the wall I was able to continue the plumbing. 
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