Avery and I have answer for why we used the little sheaves. Its because the big ones are inextricably jammed into Kevin's sheave machine thing in the PTM classroom. We managed to get 3 out for the period lightbulb rig, but it was quite an ordeal.
I am going to get 2 cable reels for the flying chandeliers/light bulb. Todd does not have any and it seems like the best plan. However, I am having trouble finding something that is not $500 and super-hard-core. Avery suggested going to an electrical supply house and talking with them.
What we planned to do:
- Pre-Rig Wall B
- Finish Cleaning railings
- De-Jig Railings
- Work on Chandelier Rigging
- Fix drunk routed groove
- Finish Kick Thingies (the steel part)
What got done:
- Walls B and C are fully fit-up, partially cabled
What is planned for tomorrow
- Cable finished for Walls B and C (Jon, Erik, Shannon)
- Katy meets with Kevin to go over load-in plan in greater depth
- Avery will fix the Cinderblock Wall to match what Nick made in casting class
- Aluminum Flashing will get cut for the downstage platform facing
- Aluminum Flashing will get cut and attached to the raised door panels
- Avery will finish the chandelier rigs
- Teams for tomorrow: Jon & Erik, Sarah & Paul, Michelle & Richard
- From 6:30-7:00 tomorrow there will be pizza for the crew to celebrate being done with build. Tonight went well. Crew in general, for 5 weeks, has gone well. The budget is doing well. We told the crew at the end of the call. They will meet at or before 6:30 in the shop, as usual, and then be taken to another location, to prevent interference with other crews due to smells and jealousy.
Long-Term LIST:
- Find Door Handle Pieces so that Ben Carter can weld them.
- Weights of wall sections that are flying
- Inventory of wood for jacks.
- CAD groundplan (its just about done)
- Cable reels
- empty shop vacs
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1 comment:
thats alot to do tomorrow.
mikkie carr, page 726.
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