Cameron Wood (u/cameronwood)

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I chose a 2-ton chain hoist over a lever hoist for a tight lift in a boiler room

The space was so cramped I couldn't get a good swing with the lever. The chain gave me way more control to inch a pump into place without banging the pipes. Anyone have a go-to tool for lifts where you have maybe six inches of swing room?

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16d ago

Tried the 'freeze your cookie dough balls' trick for a year. Totally works.

A year? You froze cookie dough for a whole year and still ate it? I wouldn't trust anything in my freezer that long... that's way past my comfort zone. I get nervous after a couple months.

17d ago

A city inspector in Charlotte told me my 2-inch mulch rings were suffocating the trees, so I switched to a 6-inch radius of bare soil.

Solid tree care advice" from a city inspector is a real unicorn sighting.

17d ago

Heard a project manager say 'value engineering is just a fancy word for cheaping out' on a call yesterday.

Twice in three years? That's insane, they basically bought the same thing three times over.

18d ago

Why does nobody talk about the sudden hail storm that wrecked half my jobs in one afternoon?

Over $4,000 just on materials" is a brutal hit.

19d ago

Question about mixing mortar for a cold weather job

Heating the sand and water? For real? That's some next level prep right there.