Here is an interesting old process photo to get this started:
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Actually, I'm just really slow with the scan, crop, resize rigamaroll... that and I haven't dug up the finished pic of that project yet. I've got piles of old, random, pics.
Here is another random pic. This one shows how I've preserved an old, low, double-hung window. They are too low for modern counter height, but chopping the window off can look bad on the outside. The window seat is an option and the plam top works as the seat. In this case, it is also a good place to set groceries that need to go in the fridge to the right. The doorway on the left limited the cabinet depth, so I used wall cabs as bases. This was a low budget job... had to be creative.
After you finish messing around with your photos, maybe you would like to drop by and scan in a few of mine. Seeings how we are so tight and all. Shouldn't take too awfully long.
After you finish messing around with your photos, maybe you would like to drop by and scan in a few of mine. Seeings how we are so tight and all. Shouldn't take too awfully long.
Bass, I think it's cool to revive some of those old photos. Sure makes you appreciate digital cameras.
Thanks.
Here is that first project finished, and a couple more pics of a strange little pantry project. Here is the tease... see if you can figure out what I did and why:
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Here is that first project finished, and a couple more pics of a strange little pantry project. Here is the tease... see if you can figure out what I did and why:
You got rid of some AC plywood in the least conspicuous place you could find.
Reason - You got tired of moving it around the dance floor.
you put a 'gut check' table in the hall to slow down the kids?
Nice work Bass, as always...
Good eye there Willie
Not sure about the lazy susan on the top shelf...
Good point about the Susan... I think that after they stained and finished the wood, I think they moved the top carousel down and kept shorter stuff on it...
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