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Weekly Ramblecast 183: The Lawn Is Gone
🕑 Added 2024-12-10 18:25:49 +0000 UTCVinny has a magical Manhattan weekend, Alex's lawn is scoured clean, Brad contemplates drilling holes in his desk, and we all discuss brownstones, being a super, PlayStation nostalgia, and Toad the Wet Sprocket.
CHAPTERS
(00:00:00) Start of show
(00:01:03) Vinny's wild city weekend
(00:06:21) Toad the Wet Sprocket??
(00:11:22) City living has its ups and downs
(00:12:44) Ask us anything about brownstones
(00:19:22) Is it super being a super?
(00:25:23) Be careful cutting into your foundation
(00:28:27) Quick mold treatment update
(00:33:16) All the hurricane stuff is still just sitting there
(00:34:57) Drilling into the desk
(00:44:02) Building a desk sounds fun
(00:48:22) Managing cables less so
(00:50:49) Ant destruction update
(00:53:45) Some PlayStation nostalgia
(01:00:02) The lawn... is gone
(01:02:30) Content and bye!
Comments
Mark Wilhelm
Lots of IKEA desktops were made with corrugated cores, as in giant cardboard honeycomb. Good luck in your drilling adventures! Most (all?) "IT" style racks require nuts, broadcast/radio/telecom racks typically have threaded holes. I have to deal with the latter type in my day job. Check out Home Depot's Husky lineup of workbenches. They come in a couple different sizes and some have manual sit/stand cranks (slow but reliable!). They're meant to be workbenches but they make great desks. Add a cable basket to the bottom of the desk to store cable slack.
hjort
The stud finder bit was excellent. Five pretzels out of five.
John E
Really was hoping to hear about the NJ drones! What is going on? Iran?
imMalcolm
at first i thought the thumb was alex's house like brad mentioned...then i had to remember there was "brownstone talk" lol
SteelSwitch
Springs in a foundation (slab) is called a post-tension slab. It’s to reduce damage to a house during an earthquake
