[Build] floor plan draft

[Zedd Epstein]

I think as opposed to the hacksaw blades, we should get folding razor blades
(like the one I have there). Folding blades are safer, and cheap.
2 shop vacs would be good.
I can go to home depot with someone to look at hand held sanders
kneepads would be awesome, but aren't necessary.
A couple of big garbage cans for sawdust / construction debris

If there are people in the space, get them to start moving the stuff that
isn't garbage to the tiled area.
If we can swing it, we should pick up spackle, and start filling holes and
getting those sanded while we're already making a mess.

Everything else looks good.


On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 12:13 PM, Lamont Lucas <lamont at cluepon.com> wrote:

>
> Hey Zedd, here's the draft I worked on last night for this weekend's
> flooring activities.  I'd like you to look at it and tell me if I'm crazy,
> or if this seems like a workable set of 3 day goals and division of labor:
>
> needed:
> mop handles ( x5 )
> mild abrasive head for mop handles ( x5 )
> many lambswool heads for sealant and finish  ( x10 )
> mop head attachment for lambswool applicator ( x5 )
> drum sander ( x2 ?)
> many belts, 40 grit, 60 grit, 80 grit.  Plus a line on where we can
> get more over the weekend
> shopvac ( x2 ?)
> handheld belt sanders for edges ( x5 )
> taped hacksaw blades for cleaning out between boards
> a place to dispose of sawdust before it catches fire
> make sure we've got enough extension cords to reach everywhere
> kneepads
> respirators, possibly for the sanding up putty phase
> more trowels, ideally board width.
> fans to promote drying phases
> mats to wipe feet
>
> I should rent a hand sander tomorrow when I return the orbital, just
> in case I can't get the drum sander for a test on wed.
>
> friday:
> (acquire all the crap from above)
> * move every single thing in the building to the linoleam area
> * leave a space and tools for minor woodworking in case we have to make a
> wooden
> plug
> * leave space near the sink for cleaning
> * hand sander team starts working the edges of the space and around
> the columns with hand sanders, 40 grit.  Also need boards cleaned and
> vacuumed in that edge area, how to time?
> * start stripping floor with 40 grit, diagonal pattern, then with the
> boards
> * scraper team of people scrapes out between boards.  Someone behind them
> vacuums
> * putty team starts puttying.  Puttying most time intensive.  Mark
> time on grid when putty is applied so we know roughly when to expect
> it to be dry.  Use a light touch, work it into the cracks, and try and
> keep the boards themselves free of putty.
> GOALS: have entire floor clean and work crews started.
>
>
> saturday:
> * dump run to drop off sawdust + crap?
> * hand sander, cleaning and putty crews continue.  Mark time when
> sections are putty'd so we know roughly when we can sand it
> * once hand sander team finishes, they need to re-sand the same areas
> from the dry putty using 60, then maybe 80 grit.  * GOALS: have entire area
> sanded, cleaned and puttied, fans going
> overnight to dry out area.
> sunday:
> * drum sand any dry putty area with 60 grit, then 80 grit.  Only need
> to go with the boards
> * hand sander team does same thing
> * vacuum/sweep area pre-sealing?
> * teams of two lay down and mop out sealant.  Hopefully finishedbefore
> lunch.  Mark place on map to allow for drying time staggering.
> * 2-3 hours needed for drying
> * teams of two lay down bottom finishing coat
> * 2-3 hours drying
> * teams abraid surface
> * teams of 2 lay down bottom finishing coat
> * we keep out of space for 24 hours to let the floor cure/set
>
> monday: nobody goes in the space all fucking monday
>
>
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