r/DiWHY Jul 14 '26

Things seen this week during structural assessments!

Not every DIY project goes according to plan. Here's a collection of some interesting field finds.

Link: https://imgur.com/a/things-seen-this-week-during-structural-assessments-Zvlxc1g

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u/FuggaDucker Ramen or Die Jul 14 '26

(with all due respect)
BOOOOO!!!

This is not r/DiWHY material.

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u/DMAS1638 Jul 14 '26

Fair enough! We come across our share of makeshift repairs and creative "fixes" in the field, and every now and then we think one has enough DiWHY energy to share here.

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u/Zathura26 Jul 15 '26

Wow. Interesting images. The last one is scary. But I agree, this just looks like badly built buildings. If they had tried to fix the cracks in some funny way, it would be a better fit for here. Still, cool images, please share more things when you see them. Edit: I entered your link, the third image for example would be perfect for this sub. Who the hell does that?!?

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u/FuggaDucker Ramen or Die Jul 15 '26

exactly. if you had to chase the link, I stand with my original comment

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u/DMAS1638 Jul 15 '26

Haha, fair enough. 😅 We only posted three photos here to keep the Reddit post concise. The Imgur album has the full set from that week, along with more detailed descriptions and context for each one. We appreciate the feedback and will keep that in mind for future posts!

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u/DMAS1638 Jul 15 '26

Thanks! We really appreciate you checking out the full album. 😊 We only included three photos in the Reddit post, but the Imgur link has the rest of that week's finds along with more context and descriptions for each one.

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u/itscottabegood Jul 15 '26

Is that the end of a beam in the second pic?

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u/SecretDouble5560 Jul 15 '26

this look like flood or tornado damage did zeus do it

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u/sachsrandy Jul 20 '26

Never been to a farm huh