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July 27, 2025 - 6:59PM CST
I spent a good chunk of the day outside being a sweaty gremlin. Literally pouring sweat. When I came inside to cool off (shown below) my clothes were stuck to my skin. I have since gone to the gym to take a long shower.
I decided to get some cheap sidewalk chalk from the dollar store to map out the floor plan I had originally drawn out. I wanted to see what it actually looked like; it's hard for me to properly scale in my head.
I allowed 5 inches for wall thickness on the concrete map that I didn't account for on the paper layout.
(It is taking forever just to upload this video omg... 8:00PM by the time the damn thing uploaded)
My $0.02, it’s probably worth paying an hour or two of someone’s time to come look at everything. Could save a lot of money down the road.
The question is at what point? Like, do I bring someone out now with the OSB half up? Or after I have the thing covered?
