Documenting what's behind the wall before you close it

Framing
Punch List
Photo Documentation
BOLDR

Once the board goes on, everything in that bay becomes a guess: where the blocking landed, how high the run sits, what the insulation actually covers. A photo alone records position but not dimension. Readings from the T1 Tomahawk arrive in BOLDR over Bluetooth and sit on the photo as real figures, so the record of the closed-up wall carries numbers somebody can work from a year later.

What the record has to carry

After board, the bay is a guess
A photo alone has no dimensions
T1 readings arrive over Bluetooth
Numbers sit on the photo, not in a note
The T1 Tomahawk record outlives the wall

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An open framed wall with insulation and sheathing behind it is photographed on a phone, and measurements are placed onto the image in BOLDR. A worker in a hard hat continues on the wall in the background while the annotation is done. The figures come from the tape over Bluetooth rather than being typed onto the photo.