Re: Solving the impossible problems...what have you done?

Posted by omahagreg on October 20, 2013 at 11:16:44 from (174.71.88.24):

In Reply to: Solving the impossible problems...what have you done? posted by NCWayne on October 18, 2013 at 19:52:39:

Not impossible, but sure complicated the job! Tile was too high and too low for these grab bars-Mens and Womens were both the same! ADA requires an exact height, so moving it up or down was not an option!

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Took 2 hours-job was 10 miles away so lots of windshield time in it! I picked up some paint grade wood, came to my shop to make the lumber 3/8" thick then cut 2-4" disks with my hole saw in the drill press. Sanded them smooth, then once back at the job had to figure where to cut the 'flat spot' so they were symmetrical. Now they need paint! Oh well, the pay is the same!

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