04-25-2005, 10:37 PM
what's the diameter of #5 rebar?
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Raiden Wrote:5/8"
cLaY Wrote:you better be rightThat's what the "#5" means. #3 is 3/8; #4 is 1/2...
Raiden Wrote:If you have any more swimming pool related questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Raiden Wrote:If you have any more swimming pool related questions, don't hesitate to ask.
asshat Wrote:5/8 inch. i wasn't online.Sorry, Asshat...the man(?) needed his question answered so I jumped in on your thread.
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Bill Wrote:Sweet!...how do I build my own inground?It's really very easy.
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.
Bill Wrote:1 ton?Yes.
Raiden Wrote:Yes.
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.
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.
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.
asshat Wrote:No, go with the gunnite. Much better.