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10/24/2002: Movie 1
Ray Brezina is discussing the pressurized water system and how
it is installed. Students do all of the work on the system with remarkably good
results. Only occasionally are the connections in need of redoing.
02/21/2002: Movie 1
This movie shows the students lifting the wall into place.
Instructors are helping direct the action making sure it is done safe and correct.
02/21/2002: Movie 1 (MPG)
In this clip a concrete professional is showing one of the students
the proper way of moving a pump hose. If moved incorrectly the hose would kink
and cause the operator to be thrown.
02/19/2002: Movie 1 (MPG)
Chuck Curran is showing a student the proper way of operate a
reciprocating saw. The student is cutting the treated plate out of the door
opening in the garage.
02/05/2002: Movie 1, Movie
2, Movie 3(MPG)
12/12/2001: Movie 1, Movie
2, Movie 3(.MPG)
Description:
Figure No. 1
Following the completion of the wall the students
work in teams lifting it into place. Care is given
to make sure that the weight is distributed so that
no one strains their back in the process.
Figure No. 2
Part of the energy saving measures we are taking
is the air infiltration between the slab and wall.
Caulking is placed on the slab to seal the two so
that air and insects sealed out.
Figure No. 3
Measuring is an important part of the construction
process. Here a student is measuring for a top plate
that needs to be installed. It requires the student
to measure the distance and then subtract the width
of an overlapping top plate. |
Figure No. 1
Figure No. 2
