Rising Saturation
Kevin and Jenny stand over the widening crack as the humidity thickens under the flat sky. Water seeps through the soil, threatening the base of the newly installed shoring plates.
Kevin and Jenny reinforce the cottage foundation by wedging greenheart shims behind the structural plate and tightening the through-bolts to 35Nm. Jenny sketches the erosion pattern in the notebook while the grey runoff still seeps from the soil.
Look at the color of the runoff. It's grey. We're losing the structural silt.
Kneel slowly by the seep and poke a finger into the soil to test the consistency.
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Stop poking it.
walk to the trench and check the greenheart plate bolts while the pump runs.
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The bolts won't matter if the medium turns to soup, Kevin.
Wipe the mud on my trousers and start a sketch of the erosion pattern in the notebook.
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Hand me the torque wrench.
check the northeast through-bolt while Jenny sketches, then add a stainless washer to the greenheart plate if it's pulling through.
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way. But watch the tension—the wood is yielding.
Hand him the wrench and keep the pencil moving, marking where the water is pooling behind the foundation.
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Add another greenheart shims behind the plate.
pull shims from the cottage eaves stash and wedge them behind the north shoring while tightening the through-bolt to 35Nm.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.