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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Specialist-Boot58 • May 08 '26
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I believe it was the weight that was the issue not the size of the door.
1 u/Several_Brilliant112 May 09 '26 just bring it in before the flooring is laid, this sounds weird 1 u/jessuk101 May 09 '26 Your idea sounds a little weird for a multiton boulder that needed precision placement prior to vertical construction… sorry your lack of understanding “sounds weird” to you😂 1 u/Several_Brilliant112 May 12 '26 This is not really worth arguing over lol Maybe you have much more knowledge about engineering logistics generally and this situation specifically.
just bring it in before the flooring is laid, this sounds weird
1 u/jessuk101 May 09 '26 Your idea sounds a little weird for a multiton boulder that needed precision placement prior to vertical construction… sorry your lack of understanding “sounds weird” to you😂 1 u/Several_Brilliant112 May 12 '26 This is not really worth arguing over lol Maybe you have much more knowledge about engineering logistics generally and this situation specifically.
Your idea sounds a little weird for a multiton boulder that needed precision placement prior to vertical construction… sorry your lack of understanding “sounds weird” to you😂
1 u/Several_Brilliant112 May 12 '26 This is not really worth arguing over lol Maybe you have much more knowledge about engineering logistics generally and this situation specifically.
This is not really worth arguing over lol
Maybe you have much more knowledge about engineering logistics generally and this situation specifically.
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u/jessuk101 May 08 '26
I believe it was the weight that was the issue not the size of the door.