Many years ago, the university I studied at did some construction work in the chemistry department, which included rerouting the supply lines from the big oxygen and LPG tanks so they could reach the new lab they were building.

Turns out the contractor was either an idiot or misread the plans, and ended up running the pipes straight through one of the fire-resistant walls designed to compartmentalize the building so fires can't spread as easily - a hole in one is a Big Deal on its own, but then running pipes full of accelerant through it essentially voided the buildings safety certificate and insurance, and ment that if there was a fire, the main evacuation path would have been a deathtrap.

I don't know what happened to the contractor, but labs were closed for a few weeks while they purged the lines of gas, removed the badly installed lines and repaired the wall

Hey, solid work.

Besides actually looking nice, you can really see OPs skill in the articulating solder work.

It's a skill that opens doors... Or maybe not 🤷

Ah, I miss the early 2010s level botch social media. HVAC, civil engineering, construction, shipping; cheers OSHA.

I like the door

When the neighbour is too noisy so you told him to pipe it down

If the door is permanently sealed then it’s not really a problem.

No leaks, nice work.

that door is ajar

I do always hate the plumbing through doors psychologically but still, even with my background being mostly in electronics and vehicles that still looks like work to be proud of.