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Asshat...Quick
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what's the diameter of #5 rebar?

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#2

5/8"
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#3

Raiden Wrote:5/8"

you better be right

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#4

cLaY Wrote:you better be right
That's what the "#5" means. #3 is 3/8; #4 is 1/2...
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#5

He is.

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If you have any more swimming pool related questions, don't hesitate to ask.
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#7

Raiden Wrote:If you have any more swimming pool related questions, don't hesitate to ask.

Actually its for control structures and telescoping valve housings for wastewater lagoons i'm designing, but thanks.

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#8

I thought rebar was sized in decimal inches?....ie #5 rebar = 1/2"
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#9

5/8 inch. i wasn't online.

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Raiden Wrote:If you have any more swimming pool related questions, don't hesitate to ask.

Sweet!...how do I build my own inground?
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asshat Wrote:5/8 inch. i wasn't online.
Sorry, Asshat...the man(?) needed his question answered so I jumped in on your thread. Confusedpliff:
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#12

Bill Wrote:Sweet!...how do I build my own inground?
It's really very easy.
First, go buy a ton of #3 rebar, which we now know is 3/8" in diameter.
Post up when you have that on site and I'll tell you what to do next.
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Raiden Wrote:It's really very easy.
First, go buy a ton of #3 rebar, which we now know is 3/8" in diameter.
Post up when you have that on site and I'll tell you what to do next.

1 ton?
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#14

Bill Wrote:1 ton?
Yes.
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#15

Raiden Wrote:Yes.

Done....just so happens I got 2 tons behind the barn.
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#16

Bill Wrote:Done....just so happens I got 2 tons behind the barn.
I watched them build mine. It looks pretty easy to me. The hardest part looked like the digging, but every single part of it can be sub contracted out. I seriously thought about getting some young bright kid to see if he would start a pool company and let me finance it. It looks easy enough for somebody that has the selling power to get out there and make it happen.

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asshat Wrote:I watched them build mine. It looks pretty easy to me. The hardest part looked like the digging, but every single part of it can be sub contracted out. I seriously thought about getting some young bright kid to see if he would start a pool company and let me finance it. It looks easy enough for somebody that has the selling power to get out there and make it happen.
I take cash, checks, money orders, and paypal.
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#18

I'll do the digging myself....perk to being a redneck. have tractor can dig....was actually thinking of one of these fiberglass pools.
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Bill Wrote:I'll do the digging myself....perk to being a redneck. have tractor can dig....was actually thinking of one of these fiberglass pools.

No, go with the gunnite. Much better.

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asshat Wrote:No, go with the gunnite. Much better.

gunnite?...

I just know I'll have to put in another pool...with my grade lines at the new homestead I might have to just build another multi level deck and put in another above grounder like I have now.
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