John F Kennedy, moments before getting fired from JMH Sheet MetalOct 2024 ⋅ johnieringo ⋅ r/Construction
China has built a 50m(165ft)-tall inflatable dome over a construction site in Jinan to protect the surroundings from dust and noise. (20.000 Sqm)Jul 2025 ⋅ Born-Chipmunk-7086 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #f #165ft #165
The medic walked around the job with freeze pops today..f yea.Jun 2025 ⋅ pablomcdubbin ⋅ r/Construction
The scaffold came down today! Here’s a before and after of 31 high street droitwich.. restored back to its 14th century selfMar 2019 ⋅ robe199 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #f #14
How my father (general contractor of 20+ years and lifetime carpenter) fixes things around the house. Only does skilled work for the paid jobs I guess...Feb 2021 ⋅ InTheKnowLearner ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #years-and-lifetime-carpenter #f #general-contractor-of-20+-years-and-lifetime-carpenter #general-contractor-of-20 #20
My 10yo son (4th of 4) loves to build. We are raising a barn, and he's been by my side for 80% of it. Tireless worker, he earned his first real tool belt and tools of his own. He operates the nail gun, circular saw, and lays out his own walls. Don't underestimate what your kids are capable of.Jan 2020 ⋅ Sunstoned1 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #f #4th-of-4 #10 #80 #4
Crew is going to love my lunchtime class on how to setup a f**king miter saw 😒Mar 2024 ⋅ nicefacedjerk ⋅ r/Construction
Why do they insist on putting the F%#$ screw right behind the door handle 😤May 2024 ⋅ East-Handle-6685 ⋅ r/Construction
Slurry wall corner rebar cage - 3' thick by ~55' tall. #10 horizontals and #11 verticals. 1 of 32 for this jobFeb 2020 ⋅ SillyStringTheorist ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #f #10 #55 #11 #3 #1
Worked construction for three years, just bought my very own F-150. Hard work does pay.Jul 2023 ⋅ Clean-Barracuda-8583 ⋅ r/Construction
Yall ever think to yourself f*uck it, I'll go be a Walmart greeter.Jul 2019 ⋅ finally-free ⋅ r/Construction
Our excavator we needed to install 300 feet of 16 inch steel gas pipe 30 ft deep.Mar 2018 ⋅ mwaFloyd ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #f #300 #30
After a month long cold snap, I’m happy to be working again. DuctileCrete topping slab in 1.2m sq ft warehouse. Pour 1 of 40+Jan 2018 ⋅ hung-like-a-horsefly ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #f #2 #1
That's 3 hrs of wasted work due to the CAD f***ing up.Jul 2020 ⋅ DamnIamHigh_Original ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #3
drywall in the basement by the steps and look here- a live wire AND a stud cut too short. guys said fMar 2023 ⋅ Content_Advance_548 ⋅ r/Construction
I can think of 100 other things I'd rather be doing today (skid loader broken steel hydraulic line)Jun 2019 ⋅ brock029 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #skid-loader-broken-steel-hydraulic-line #f
One week of doing wood siding in 10°F weather in upstate NY. Best winter glove suggestions!Jan 2025 ⋅ Tik__Tik ⋅ r/Construction
In the name of the almighty Circuit look at this sexy f*#kFeb 2025 ⋅ OldTrapper87 ⋅ r/Construction ⋅ #k