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at least your calls have stopped now Kim!
Stoked I picked up my new Sandbox helmet from the PO today! And its stickered up ready to shred
It looks good!
Maybe a little too good. The paint job reminds me of a lolly pop
Watch out people don’t start licking ur umm.. head protection type thingo…
at least your calls have stopped now Kim!
ummm actually i think there was one the other day (after I changed your name!) but i stopped it just in time!
I was like - seriously?? how, out of all the names in my phone - how??
But yes thankfully hasn’t happened since then!
Hahaha has K2 just earnt a new nickname of paddlepop!!!
Stoked football season is only 3 weeks away!
At the time it was devo as to the day, this time three years ago I was carted off the mountain after dislocating my knee sideways. Im now stoked to be healthy and heading down for a shred. This time in two weeks ill be throwing snowball’s at Oz n Vetski…I mean ripping it up at Perisher woot woot!
yep K2 - the new paddle pop lion!
I’ll go with it. Funny thing my hair is very much like his atm haha
I’ll go with it. Funny thing my hair is very much like his atm haha
Rider plz do change K2 name to paddle pop
i like the sandbox i so want 1 ...
how much did it set you back?
112 from BSC on sale. Usually like 160
Looks awesome. The stickers look sweet on it too
Builders are usually putting the frame up the next day after the slab is done. Ours was left for 2 - 3 days.
I was speaking with a builder tonight and he said it is very common for them to still be pouring the slab and have a surveyor on site to mark out the already dry concrete for the trusses.
Apparently they use something in the concrete so it sets quicker. I dunno, but our frame we up slower than some others have around here. I have never in my life seen a slab set for 28 days.
let me guess, this builder builds project homes yeh?
They only make money if they pump out the homes as quick as possible, hence they cut corners in every facet of the build (i.e. not letting slab cure) leaving a far inferior product compared to a non project home builder. But they cost more so its really you get what you pay for.
I have seen a few slabs left for 28 days, like i said we go in after 2 weeks (14 days) but even then, we only stand frames and brace off pegs etc. Never dynabolt/ramset into green concrete. Its retarded to do that so early, you wont get any proper fixing and risk blowing out the edges of the slab.
I’m interested, Deano - what are the price differences on average? like do you pay $10k less to have a project home? or closer to $50K less?
STOKED I’ll be on a plane to the shred in 5 weeks!!!