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Old 09-13-2008, 11:24 PM   #61
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I turn my back and this thread explodes! Must be night of the Living G's...

Chris G, nice freakin' balusters, man!! Sets off the nice porch you did!

Leo G - wow! That's excellent craftsmanship - that's just beautiful to see.

This thread has me crackin' up - ya'll are some funny bastards!

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Front full view storm and fiberglass entry with stain...worst part about it was the wife made me do it.

It's the same door I use to go to and from , how ironic.
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what program you use for design?
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woops ...thar she blows
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So this is what it looks like for you after she kicks you out of the house?


Looks good SM
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800 sq. ft. laminate job in a new barber shop..
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Building steps and a fence at my place. Here's the new pad, hadn't poured cement or laid re bar yet..
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Building steps and a fence at my place. Here's the new pad, hadn't poured cement or laid re bar yet..
And is the "F U" a message for us?
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And is the "F U" a message for us?
LOL!!! I forgot about that..
No, it was for my lazy ass roommate who just kept watching and commenting on everything. Lazy muther-effer!!
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Finally found the right mason to finish the pool/spa brick coping, its been a PITA trying to find some skilled brick layers with this project after telling the others "Is that your best work" Geezus you need to spend more time sharpening your trade skills...Oh well its done to 'my standards' now.
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Nice!
Cedar balusters?
Custom?
Thanks guys. They're Pine actually. Made from scratch by a neighbour who is a Marketing Manager for Levis, but grew up in a woodworking family and has a pretty nice bandsaw. He sculpts in his spare time. I was waiting for the right project to come along to ask him about doing some work, and he did a great job. Quicker and easier to deal with than most of the local woodworkers. Hobbyists pay a lot of attention to detail!

The top and bottom rail already existed, (with plywood for ballusters). I beveled the bottom rail at 15 degrees, and the bottom of the balusters were cut with a matching 15 degree mouth. Then the ends were sealed with BIN. The bevel and notching keep them from twisting but most importantly it helps them shed water after a rainfall. Properly primed and painted, they should last a good long time.

There were matching side rails too.

Beveling a curved rail with a circular saw wasn't quite as dicy as I thought it be

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14x17 master bedroom addition. Would have started framing if rain would of held off Friday.
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Hey wolf, that looks like a nice project How are you gonna do the roof on it?


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Commercial Building in NYC

Residential Conversion with new addition
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Just finished this shower. It was just a fiberfab tub shower. Now we're just waiting on the door.

The house on the right was a complete gut remodel, the only thing still existing is some sections of the exterior wall, beefed up rafters, beefed up joists. That's a picture of it not too long ago.

The house on the left is brand new.
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So this is what it looks like for you after she kicks you out of the house?


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This is my main job I have going,20,000 sq ft ranch home that sits on
a 4,000 acre ranch.Were just about to get her dried in.
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That is super sweet! Love the design.
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