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Old 08-19-2009, 10:44 PM   #1
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My latest Project

I am doing this remodel for a buddy. But I am getting paid to do it.





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Old 08-19-2009, 10:48 PM   #2
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It's way better all ready.

I like buddy's that pay. I only have about 2 but, I really like them.
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It is an old farmhouse that has been added on to at least twice.
A real cluster. I think in the end he will be glad he did what we are doing. It was a 7' ceiling in the kitchen, now it will be standard 8' New windows and siding next week, and a nice front porch.
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Update: This has turned into a bigger job than I first thought I was getting into,






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Oh yeah, I went to the lumber pile on friday on this was crawling away,
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look like the dog house got an upgrade as well. nice work
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I started this addition a couple weeks ago








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way to wreck their yard

what are they using that disgusting shed dormer in the attic for?
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Good stuff

but I keep going back to the Amish dune buggy!...LOL...many Amish here, but I've yet to see the rag top down!
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Good stuff

but I keep going back to the Amish dune buggy!...LOL...many Amish here, but I've yet to see the rag top down!
That's the "Sports" model.

Nice work Knucklehead!

Trying to figure out what that diagonal pattern is on the exterior wall on the front of the house?
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Old 11-01-2009, 10:44 PM   #12
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way to wreck their yard

what are they using that disgusting shed dormer in the attic for?
The third floor is finished on this house, but I haven't been in there yet. The homeowners are still living in it. They are supposed to be moved out this weekend so we can open up open it up after we get the roof on. Hopefully I will get the roof on this week.
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That's the "Sports" model.

Nice work Knucklehead!

Trying to figure out what that diagonal pattern is on the exterior wall on the front of the house?
That diagonal stuff is the original boxing on the oldest part of the house. Just regular 1x6 nailed to the studs. I am not sure why they did it that way. Working on these old houses is like going back in time and interesting to try and figure out why did they do that?
Here is the end gable that has the same pattern.

The big brick house has 1x6 tongue and groove horizontally on it. I found where someone left their name and date of 1931.
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The big brick house has 1x6 tongue and groove horizontally on it. I found where someone left their name and date of 1931.
I do that too, perhaps it is a little narcissistic but on bigger jobs I put my name and the date on sheeting or tyvek with a sharpie...

so the guy who tears it out will know who did such fine work...


Nice work on both jobs, quite a transformation on that farmhouse!

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