mbinsewi TF, just joking here, but I think you should've cut the beers off last night, instead of your track. Mike.
TF, just joking here, but I think you should've cut the beers off last night, instead of your track.
Mike.
I came home from work and saw your post Mike and I busted a gut. I see some of the other guys here had a little fun with it too. I plead the fifth Really though, I'm not one for denial. I've been known to work hard and I play hard. I always get up and go to work though. Plumbing and electric rough-in today on the remodel job. And I never cut any of the wire or pipe too long or too Short
I must admit what made perfect sense to me last night looked a little silly this morning. I had forgotten from previous threads, it's not the rails in the track that expand and contract, it's the materials underneath as stated here.
I'm way in the clear. My 8-foot length of foam on my layout has only shrunk 1/16 of an inch in two years.
I pulled in the driveway with anticipation this evening but no long box by the door. Bummer. When my track finally gets here I will only cut where necessary
Thanks guys TF
I knew you would take in stride!
So you were roughing in plumbing and electrical? No license or building code problem with that in MN. ? And here I thought you were a carpenter.
Now you need that track to get delivered, so you can "git-r-done".
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mbinsewi So you were roughing in plumbing and electrical? No license or building code problem with that in MN. ? And here I thought you were a carpenter. Mike.
Yep.... just a carpenter was about 20 years ago. I had to adapt.
We'll Get-R-Done Mike. That's what I say too! I would hate to see myself as a Pirate. Oh well what the hey.
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Track should be coming any day now. Just think when I start to lay it, I really will be the track fiddler
TF
PS Seriously though, we are on the up-and-up. I have a builder's license.