Thesis Update: Building Day 3
Day THREE!!!! Holy shit got a lot done. Nick Morr was on the team today and here’s what we got done:
1. second coat of mud on the outer wall and 2nd doorway
2. primed all four walls minus the still wet mud
3. put suspension beams on two of four walls (the other two are fuckers to try and get beams attached)
4. hallway framed
5. hallway walls drywalled
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~ by Nicholas Sagan on April 20, 2011.
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