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[day 65] crack bottom

same deal on the bottom.

Uploaded on Aug 20, 2009

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[day 65] crack top

Marching rapidly toward the center. It currently stops just about where the cantilever ends...imagine that.

Uploaded on Aug 20, 2009

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[day 65] crack edge

Just noticed this today. Counter was poured about a month ago on day 43.

Uploaded on Aug 20, 2009

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[day 65] third bbq color coat

Uploaded on Aug 20, 2009

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[day 64] place foot here

I'm guessing this panel was kicked into place right around...here. The seam weld is actually filled...

Uploaded on Aug 19, 2009

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[day 64] top strut

Most of the metal rods are welded perpendicular to the panels, though a few go in at an angle like...

Uploaded on Aug 19, 2009

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[day 64] weld spots

The spots are the (heat-blemished) locations of rebar tacked to the backs of the panels. These could...

Uploaded on Aug 19, 2009

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[day 64] metal on the left

Uploaded on Aug 19, 2009

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[day 64] metal on the right

panels welded together and attached to the wall.

Uploaded on Aug 19, 2009

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[day 63] front second color coat

the patio will look more San Diego Buff-esque once the dirt is washed off

Uploaded on Aug 18, 2009

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[day 63] stucco back

backsides above grade get covered as well

Uploaded on Aug 18, 2009

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[day 63] Q second coat

Uploaded on Aug 18, 2009

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[day 62] ochre deck

Easier to see the variation in color you expect on the first color pass.

Uploaded on Aug 18, 2009

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[day 62] color corner

Uploaded on Aug 18, 2009

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[day 62] ochre Q

Q is more saturated in color than this. I suppose I could have pushed it in PS to look correct...but somehow I see enough of that at work.

Uploaded on Aug 18, 2009

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[day 62] terracotta wall

Color! Today's images are from the first color coat...the actual saturation is somewhere in between the different views.

Uploaded on Aug 18, 2009

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[day 61] wet saw leftovers

They used a wet table saw for cutting the caps today...zero dust and higher margin of safety.

Uploaded on Aug 18, 2009

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[day 61] back wall caps

rear caps cut but not mortared

Uploaded on Aug 18, 2009

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joesplanet's photostream

[day 65] crack bottom

[day 65] crack top

[day 65] crack edge

[day 65] third bbq color coat

[day 64] place foot here

[day 64] top strut

[day 64] weld spots

[day 64] metal on the left

[day 64] metal on the right

[day 63] front second color coat

[day 63] stucco back

[day 63] Q second coat

[day 62] ochre deck

[day 62] color corner

[day 62] ochre Q

[day 62] terracotta wall

[day 61] wet saw leftovers

[day 61] back wall caps

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