Post a picture of where you are right now.

[Landslide]

Wut?!? All that and no electrical outlets?

 

[Bogus One]

Wut?!? All that and no electrical outlets?

Maybe they're "In Counter"
I've read that that may be a new Code. Doesn't make any sense to me.

 

[Landslide]

Redrilling the new pin for the thumb, so it'll pin to the coupler not the thumb. Why would I want the bushings to only get used when the thumb is moving? Freaking idiots. I talked this thru with them and they couldn't understand.

That makes no sense to me either. Gotta be a goofy aftermarket thumb on there.

This is how all the machines I sold since the first ZTS machines were introduced in the early 2000’s.

These are photos of my 35G. The thumb pivots on the bucket hinge pin and the bucket hinge pin is roll pin secured to the bucket QC plate. So the bucket hinge pin rotates with the bucket cycle.

 

[Landslide]

Maybe they're "In Counter"
I've read that that may be a new Code. Doesn't make any sense to me.

That’s for the island on the new code. Maybe there’s a new code on wall countertops too?!?

 

[Bogus One]

That’s for the island on the new code. Maybe there’s a new code on wall countertops too?!?

Dunno

Having it in the counter anywhere makes no sense to me. I don't spill beer on the wall.

 

[45acp]

School fall festival, teachers kid in front of us as Little Trump

 

[M92PV4U]

Dunno

Having it in the counter anywhere makes no sense to me. I don't spill beer on the wall.

Then you're not trying hard enough

 

[Bogus One]

Then you're not trying hard enough

I'll work on that

 

[Dejeeper]

Wut?!? All that and no electrical outlets?

Probably under cabinet outlet strips. I use them all the time for ly customers that have expensive backsplashes or slab backsplashes. Its much nicer to not have an outlet ruin the visual pattern. I used these at my house and u can get them with or without lighting.

 

[Gregj50!!!!!]

I just want words with the post

Faux quartz? Marble?

Marble!!!!!

 

[Gregj50!!!!!]

Wut?!? All that and no electrical outlets?

Under cabinet style!!!!!! Soooooo much cleaner!!!!!!

 

[Gregj50!!!!!]

Maybe they're "In Counter"
I've read that that may be a new Code. Doesn't make any sense to me.

Sometimes necessary in islands….. new codes won’t let the outlet be on the base cabinets anymore!!!!!

 

[Landslide]

Dunno

Having it in the counter anywhere makes no sense to me. I don't spill beer on the wall.

The code on the island was changed due to little brats running around in the kitchen and catching a cord on a crockpot or something plugged in that’s hot and dragging it off the island. They allowed it originally because people were using extension cords from wall outlets to the island and brats running around would catch those. You see the common denominator here right?

 

[Landslide]

Under cabinet style!!!!!! Soooooo much cleaner!!!!!!

So plugs going up under the bottom of overhead cabinets? Nice but I see issues with that. Trying to find the freaking outlet while plugging something in and now you have an obstruction inside the cabinet.

 

[Gregj50!!!!!]

So plugs going up under the bottom of overhead cabinets? Nice but I see issues with that. Trying to find the freaking outlet while plugging something in and now you have an obstruction inside the cabinet.

You don’t understand!!!!!!!

 

[300sniper]

 

[Penetrode Offroad]

Marble!!!!!

Under cabinet style!!!!!! Soooooo much cleaner!!!!!!

Stop yelling at us!

 

[Landslide]

You don’t understand!!!!!!!

Enlighten us then!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[M92PV4U]

 

[Sceep]

Finally caught this place open so decided to give em a try.

They were out of Pastor so I had to go Asada.

Meh, I'll stick with my normal joint.

 

[Gregj50!!!!!]

 

[Gregj50!!!!!]

Enlighten us then!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ask questions!!!!!

 

[Gtrplyr78]

Them some filthy windows, get cleanin

 

[Landslide]

Ask questions!!!!!

Enlighten us?!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[300sniper]

 

[LittleMan]

That’s a fucked up lookin tub. WTF Greg!!!!??

 

[Bogus One]

Shower head looks a little low

 

[Landslide]

Hey Greeeeeeeeeeeg#! So, I stay in Holiday Inns when I’m traveling and try to get showers in my rooms because. Well, they’re not great at keeping the water in the shower base without it draining out onto the floor most times. It’s not me as I don’t direct water over on that side of the shower.

So they know it’s an issue probably from someone slipping as these aren’t the best non skid floor tiles for a room like this. They busted the floor up near the shower and installed a floor drain to fix their design fawk up.

Anyway, it looks like they used the broken up floor tiles to scatter around the new floor drain install. My question is, do they or you, smooth the edges of the pieces off before using them and if so, what are you using to smooth the edge down with?

 

[Steve300xcw]

wtf

 

[[486]]

kinda like it