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<blockquote data-quote="YFCvii" data-source="post: 253514" data-attributes="member: 3252"><p>Thank you for the comments. A simple DIY. </p><p>Attempted for excellence and not for perfection.</p><p>For the Tim the Toolman Taylors - use at own risk.</p><p></p><p>Attribute info posting to a 40 year career (still active) in designing and drawing and specifying for the construction of residences.</p><p>I put “on paper” (YYSSW via CAD now) everything needed for 10’s of people to understand for getting the entire project completed correctly</p><p>and with minimally having to scratch their head for questioning their part of the puzzle along the way.</p><p>I have 1000’s of completed projects of which a few were challenges that I took on for my portfolio.</p><p>An entire street of Habitat for Humanity projects visible from Deerfoot Trail in YYC.</p><p>A YYC beltline Safehouse for teens - of which the likes of it was a complete interpretation of the building code.</p><p>From First-time Owner homes to those for the lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, I do the work upfront and not just take the credit.</p><p> If ever at West Edmonton Mall, enjoy the steel and glass that encloses the waterpark.</p><p>Also enjoy the enclosure of the rollercoaster too …. right down to being bored by every individual floor tile in the</p><p>patterning of the floors of the food court and in the hallways of the themed hotel (once known as Fantasyland Hotel).</p><p>Those tiles were apparently placed by specialty tile-workers who came in from overseas and could not clearly understand English</p><p>so everything was done by "looking at the picture". </p><p></p><p>My intention here is to keep it simple with things that I get to learn along the way in life …</p><p>my Grandfather did this with me. Mentored toward just giving an “idea for the task”</p><p>and not to “tell anyone how they should do it - especially if they already know how to”.</p><p></p><p>Cheers</p><p></p><p>(edits to these messages to add to & fix errors in the writing as I do this on a tiny screen iPhone)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="YFCvii, post: 253514, member: 3252"] Thank you for the comments. A simple DIY. Attempted for excellence and not for perfection. For the Tim the Toolman Taylors - use at own risk. Attribute info posting to a 40 year career (still active) in designing and drawing and specifying for the construction of residences. I put “on paper” (YYSSW via CAD now) everything needed for 10’s of people to understand for getting the entire project completed correctly and with minimally having to scratch their head for questioning their part of the puzzle along the way. I have 1000’s of completed projects of which a few were challenges that I took on for my portfolio. An entire street of Habitat for Humanity projects visible from Deerfoot Trail in YYC. A YYC beltline Safehouse for teens - of which the likes of it was a complete interpretation of the building code. From First-time Owner homes to those for the lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, I do the work upfront and not just take the credit. If ever at West Edmonton Mall, enjoy the steel and glass that encloses the waterpark. Also enjoy the enclosure of the rollercoaster too …. right down to being bored by every individual floor tile in the patterning of the floors of the food court and in the hallways of the themed hotel (once known as Fantasyland Hotel). Those tiles were apparently placed by specialty tile-workers who came in from overseas and could not clearly understand English so everything was done by "looking at the picture". My intention here is to keep it simple with things that I get to learn along the way in life … my Grandfather did this with me. Mentored toward just giving an “idea for the task” and not to “tell anyone how they should do it - especially if they already know how to”. Cheers (edits to these messages to add to & fix errors in the writing as I do this on a tiny screen iPhone) [/QUOTE]
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