Jim did more work on the relief cuts on the back of the pieces for the door frame moldings...these pieces are all done now.
A close up of the cut - this requires two passes through the molder.
This afternoon, Jim worked on the gas connection for the generator. He first connected the black pipe to the inside of the generator...
Then put the flexible hose on...
Next, he had to figure out where he needed the gas line cut to make the connection. He allowed extra when made the first cut - it would be a huge issue if it was too short!
Carefully stripping the outside insulation off...
Then he figured out exactly where he needed to make the final cut...
Using a tool to clean off any burrs...
And used his flaring tool to make the compression fitting...
All done...
A close up of how the flared pipe fits inside the connection...
More connections to make...
I told Jim he gets an A+ for pretty connections; he said he'll only get an A if it doesn't leak! Which is the next step - to call the gas company.
But the generator is now all buttoned up for now...
Jim continued his before-winter checklist - he drained the outside hose reel and blew air through to get out any water before storing it away in the pole barn.
Jim called for another load of eco-rubble - it will be delivered tomorrow. So he did a little Bobcat work in preparation...
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