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Old 08-07-2009, 06:07 PM   #1881
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riiiight........

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Old 08-07-2009, 10:19 PM   #1882
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after some material delays ,some progress
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Nice work Tom. Did you do the roof?
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thanks Dennis,on the window? yes
heres what i started with,had to repitch the roof to get the crown on
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Old 08-07-2009, 10:47 PM   #1885
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You really like that vertical stuff, eh Mr. Updown?
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i havent done a totally vertical job in years ,then i sold 2 in a row
dam Tin im gettin to old with all the up and down
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dam Tin im gettin to old with all the up and down
Here's how we're doing it on our current job. Only thing is, I should've bought stock in a band-aid company. That flippin' steel is sharp.
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Awesome work Leo... funny how the housewife always has the say
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Argh! I hate heights & power lines even more. You the man!
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Nah, photo shopped.
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Hey, Tom, why is all your Tyvek upside down? I was under the impression that the technology behind Tyvek requires that it all be installed rightside up and horizontal no matter what because it will leak otherwise... ?
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How much did that house weigh? Looks too heavy to move in one piece
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Did you stamp the edges or were the details molded into the styro?
Are those keys on the corner or is that some stones inserted into the top?

Fan Friggintastic countertop! Looks way better then the crocodile back they had before!
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How much did that house weigh? Looks too heavy to move in one piece
They thought it would weigh just over 175tons, but it ended up being more than they thought. I haven't heard what the final weight was. They had to bring in the new big yellow axle's.
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jeez! I thought they wouldn't move a house over 150 tons . Must be a nice truck too, eh?
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Couple of Q's and a comment.
Did you stamp the edges or were the details molded into the styro?
Are those keys on the corner or is that some stones inserted into the top?

Fan Friggintastic countertop! Looks way better then the crocodile back they had before!
The edges are built into the form, however one of our most popular has chipped edges that can be done by hand after you pop the forms. We discovered this on accident, actually. We were taking a piece to KBIZ a few years ago and took off a form while the mix was still a bit green. When it chipped, we just chizzled the rest of the edges so it looked like it was on purpose. It KILLED at the show. Those are little shells. We can embed anything obviously and we also CNC stamps to put logos into things.


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Not up to much these days, I am rebuilding / restoring a 1912 Victrola. I rebuilt the mechanism. and it hums like a cd player..Post a picture of your current job.-img_2904.jpg
And reworking the cabinet of course
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and Also built a model of a chair design that has been floating around my head for a bit. I stuck it on my facebook page ( www.fbook.me/darkstar) and some of my masonic friends went nutty for it.
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Not up to much these days, I am rebuilding / restoring a 1912 Victrola. I rebuilt the mechanism. and it hums like a cd player..Attachment 21875
And reworking the cabinet of course
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and Also built a model of a chair design that has been floating around my head for a bit. I stuck it on my facebook page ( www.fbook.me/darkstar) and some of my masonic friends went nutty for it.
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