Han wrote:
"Leon" wrote in
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Whew....!

Well planned and measured!!

No problem ... he has an "as-built" SketchUp model of his house, and one
of the towers, so he knew that 1/16" clearance was all he needed.

besides, he's had lots of practice getting 42" island cabinets through
'three oh eight' doors

Good job, Leon!! ...


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KarlC@ (the obvious)

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Han wrote:
"Leon" wrote in
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Whew....!

Well planned and measured!!

No problem ... he has an "as-built" SketchUp model of his house, and one
of the towers, so he knew that 1/16" clearance was all he needed.

Yeah! .... that's ,,, that's right!




besides, he's had lots of practice getting 42" island cabinets through
'three oh eight' doors

We have had lots of practice. LOL. I kinda missed not falling through a
hole in the floor when sliding the towers through the door though. ;~)




Good job, Leon!! ...


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KarlC@ (the obvious)

Swingman wrote in
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Han wrote:
"Leon" wrote in
:

Whew....!

Well planned and measured!!

No problem ... he has an "as-built" SketchUp model of his house, and
one of the towers, so he knew that 1/16" clearance was all he needed.


besides, he's had lots of practice getting 42" island cabinets
through 'three oh eight' doors

Good job, Leon!! ...



Wow! Does SketchUp have a relative humidity function, where it
calculates the expansion and contraction of the various pieces to make
sure it will fit?

A humid garage and dry house might mean Leon had to wait until 8:27 this
evening to get the clearance needed to move the towers in.

;-)

Puckdropper
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Puckdropper wrote:

Wow! Does SketchUp have a relative humidity function, where it
calculates the expansion and contraction of the various pieces to make
sure it will fit?

Well, in a roundabout way, you can. Simply give your model a GPS
location on Google Earth and go from there with various, easily
available, climate/RH tables.

It will also cast the correct shadow according to the month, day, time,
and the GPS location ... for real!

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"Puckdropper" puckdropper(at)yahoo(dot)com wrote in message
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Swingman wrote in
:

Han wrote:
"Leon" wrote in
:

Whew....!

Well planned and measured!!

No problem ... he has an "as-built" SketchUp model of his house, and
one of the towers, so he knew that 1/16" clearance was all he needed.


besides, he's had lots of practice getting 42" island cabinets
through 'three oh eight' doors

Good job, Leon!! ...



Wow! Does SketchUp have a relative humidity function, where it
calculates the expansion and contraction of the various pieces to make
sure it will fit?

There's an "app" for that. ;~) used with the shadow tool LOL.