Hmmmmmm, I checked the puter, scanner, etc. They're all right on. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
The posts are plumb. The ground isn't. In fact there's five and a half inches difference in grade between the posts.
RaT might want to check his puter screen, might be a tad off. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
The hinges are sealed roller bearing and from
King Architectual Metals.
So far the biggest problem I've had with this job has been with Norton Metals out of Ft Worth. If I had done my part like they've done theirs we'd have, well, they'll never get any business from me again. Professionalism, it's a hard bird to catch for some, impossible to even define for others.
One of the things I've learned over the last half century is when folks accuse one of being a perfectionist and impossible to please they've ran out of excuses for their own incompetence. As far as they're concerned I'm the customer from hell.
They're right of course.
Yesterday I picked up the rocks. Today I'll start carving. What's going to be fun is the star rock is granite, harder'n a bad girl's heart. But the color's right, the shape's what I want, and hard for me, well, that's just a little character for the project, right?
We are getting a third survey or a statement of responsiblity from the latest one. I strongly suspect the last survey was done in the office to get the job closed. They had about a four foot discrepancy so adjustments were made. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif Professionalism comes in all shapes and sizes. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
