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Old 09-05-2009, 12:10 PM   #2081
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Old 09-05-2009, 12:12 PM   #2082
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Kitchen counter----weights about 750lbs, this was the rig to get top off pour table, onto cart

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Is there a particular reason why the honeycomb isnt filled? Is it filled later or just left for effect?
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Here is the shutter job that I have been working on. Made, primed and painted the shutters in my shop, delivered
them to their home and installed them. Brutal heat, 92 in full sun with high humidity.
Looking good Leo. Are those functional with the S as the handle or no?

Can't tell if they have a hidden hinge that allows them to swing past the trim some how.

I thought you had a thread on them but my brain needs defragged as to the discussion.
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Non functional.

This thread?
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Cutting board on right side removes to access garbage can through top of counter.
As always Gene top notch!

The dual puropose cutting board/inserts add the WOW factor!
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Non functional.

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That would be it. The S adds a nice accent, good job .

Your painstaking efforts paid off!
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Is there a particular reason why the honeycomb isnt filled? Is it filled later or just left for effect?

Really just a design choice, the option is always given, as long as the "BLOWHOLES" are not on the surface, all is well, IMO it adds another detail that i like. G
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Beautiful countertop, nice work.
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does the jack post, concern you? I'd be afraid to have a finished top sandwiched by a point load.....I don't know the situation, just looking at the pics.

Great work as usual!

edit: My apologies I see the notch....sorry...
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does the jack post, concern you? I'd be afraid to have a finished top sandwiched by a point load.....I don't know the situation, just looking at the pics.

Great work as usual!

My apologies I see the notch....sorry...
No problem, Those posts are very lightly loaded, no deflection, the original roof was framed strangely, when i barreled it the whole system locked the rafters in place, kind of like collar ties. However i felt better leaving the jacks in and i will make them part of the design. It just occured to me, the top is not sandwiched, the posts continue down to the basement, the top is notched around it. G
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thanks Genework like that is a pleasure to see
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Nice stuff, man. Very nice.
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Beautiful Job Genecarp. Do you have any more photos of the top or installation?

Looks like about 3 1/2" to 4" thick. Did you consider 1 1/2 to 2" thick with a dropedge? Have you used EAP sealer? Sorry for all the questions, I'm just getting into the business (concrete countertops).

Great work.
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Gene,
Did you use the big chunk of wood in the photo for any part of the counter?
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Anything else on this project Gene?

Sorry BCConstruction,
I asked you this same question thinking that this was your project.
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Beautiful Job Genecarp. Do you have any more photos of the top or installation?

Looks like about 3 1/2" to 4" thick. Did you consider 1 1/2 to 2" thick with a dropedge? Have you used EAP sealer? Sorry for all the questions, I'm just getting into the business (concrete countertops).

Great work.
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Thanks Richard, 31/2", i wanted a massive look for this piece, I also used a 1'' foam core and wire, this cut down a bit on the weight, i have done dropfronts before, I use good quality oile base sealers, high solids.
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Did you use the big chunk of wood in the photo for any part of the counter?
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Not yet Steve, I am working on that project now, it will be part of a dining room table. G
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Nice work as always Gene.
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The face lift is just about wrapped up:




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Ohhhhhhh, shiney!!!

Chris, does copper down there turn brown real fast like it does here?

I love copper on houses, so pretty (Thats right I said pretty)
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