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Old 07-25-2009, 10:35 PM   #1781
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The new Karbon... I'm surprised you got one... Kohler is notorious for not being able to deliver their latest and greatest... How long did you have to wait for it?

(It actually feels very solid in person... saw them at KBIS '08)
3 days, fedex to me from some place far away.

My Ferguson plumbing rep works the magic every time.

It was not available anywhere, he got it from somewhere though. I actually like it, seemed solid to me too

It was just like the commercial they pick the faucet and designed the kitchen around it

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Old 07-27-2009, 05:21 PM   #1782
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First permit pulled.... first inspection passed.... 100% approval rating, baby!
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Looks good Mag, congrats!


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Old 07-27-2009, 06:56 PM   #1785
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Thanks fellas. The rest of the service can be seen here: link
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First permit pulled.... first inspection passed.... 100% approval rating, baby!
Qool! ...but where's the pic of that first dollar earned?
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Qool! ...but where's the pic of that first dollar earned?
Didn't think to take a picture of that. It's been a pretty good day.

How bout you?
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My first dollar, or my day? I think I spent my first dollar on an ice cream cone about 15 minutes after I got it.

My day was good; finished a small job and left a happy HO. But yours has to be a couple of orders of magnitude better.
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Yeah not too bad. I also met with my CPA this morning so all those ducks are in a row too. Now all I need is the phone to start ringing and everything would be great. I have an ad in one of the local newspapers starting on Wednesday so I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

rock on!
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First permit pulled.... first inspection passed.... 100% approval rating, baby!
nice... now go buy a label maker!
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nice... now go buy a label maker!
Did the inspector do that? I would have killed him. Is that required in NJ?
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First permit pulled.... first inspection passed.... 100% approval rating, baby!
Good. Happy for you.
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Old 07-27-2009, 10:22 PM   #1794
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Did the inspector do that? I would have killed him. Is that required in NJ?
The panels needed to be identified because there were three. I do need a label maker but there's a lot of things I need.
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Finished this up in the shop today... It's the final part of a very contemporary looking office set. I'm a fan of a more traditional look, but I'll build whatever they pay me to build...

(L-shaped desk, hutch, small roll-around printer cabinet, and this tall file cab/storage cabinet.)

This is the first time I got lazy and ordered prefinished drawer sides.. They sent me 1/2" BB ply prefinished, pre-grooved, and top edge banded. It splintered like crazy when I dovetailed it, and it just seems weak compared to the usual 5/8" solid maple drawers I make.
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I gave up on baltic birch for drawer parts. The price is right, but the quality sucks. Very splintery and I hate the footballs.

I have changed over to a Euro Maple plywood, I use 5/8". When you dovetail it sometimes the small rounded end of the dovetail delaminates, but it still makes for a strong good looking drawer.
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Splinter[/COLOR];734184]Finished this up in the shop today... It's the final part of a very contemporary looking office set. I'm a fan of a more traditional look, but I'll build whatever they pay me to build...

(L-shaped desk, hutch, small roll-around printer cabinet, and this tall file cab/storage cabinet.)

This is the first time I got lazy and ordered prefinished drawer sides.. They sent me 1/2" BB ply prefinished, pre-grooved, and top edge banded. It splintered like crazy when I dovetailed it, and it just seems weak compared to the usual 5/8" solid maple drawers I make.
Maybe they were just honoring your namesake when they sent you something that "splintered".
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Been helping my buddy side one side of his 150yr old house. Should finish today...finally.
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Old 07-31-2009, 01:02 AM   #1799
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Super small bath remod.Not a total gut job.The window had sat unfinished,no drywall on the upper 1/3 of the wall,for over 2 years.
Had the shower hot mopped today and am going to float the mortar for the pan tomorrow.I primed today after the pics.Tile on Monday.
It's small but I am grateful to be working.I am doing it alone except for the plumbing and hot mop...

..btw...It is really tough to get a picture of a room so small.



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I had to assemble an outdoor playset earlier this week... I know, I know... It's not a glamorous project like some of you are currently working on, but it was for a special customer.... The customer wanted to help with assembly, which is another red flag, but I just couldnt say NO....


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