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01-21-2009, 03:44 PM
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DILLIGAF
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A few decks i did
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01-21-2009, 05:42 PM
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Pro
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Nice, looks clean. Two things,..The scarf joint on the first pic looks cock eyed and stands out , different color, the band trim. And the main stair on the second pic, was it cut too short?? Cuz it lands on a odd little box thing before the landing?? Nice work, thanks for the posts. 
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01-21-2009, 06:30 PM
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DILLIGAF
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I did end up changing that board on the first pic because of the color difference drove me nuts. I am pissed at my self for not taking pictures when i was done with the flower beds we built and every thing. On the other deck i cant remember for the life of me what is up with the stairs, i am going to have to stop by there and refresh my memory.
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http://www.carpenterology.tripod.com/Remodeling, Decks, ect.
Trinity Concrete LLC. Decorative concrete. Stamped concrete, vertical stamped concrete ( we are a Flex-c-Ment certified contractor) overlays, ect.
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01-21-2009, 11:45 PM
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Custom Deck Builder
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Nice clean lines... like seeing the fascia, the chamfered beam ends.
I'd stick w/ the method you used on the elevated deck for attaching handrail posts,
the other ones have too shallow a connection...not enough bite.
Mac
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01-22-2009, 09:57 AM
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DILLIGAF
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Yeah after i did that on the first deck pictured i would have wished i would have done it the other way. I had to run some screws from the inside out to solid it up more. Live and learn.
Thanks
MAC
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Trinity Concrete LLC. Decorative concrete. Stamped concrete, vertical stamped concrete ( we are a Flex-c-Ment certified contractor) overlays, ect.
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01-22-2009, 10:04 AM
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looks good, I second mac on the rail connection, 3 words: deckorators rail connectors 
correction, oops, i se what hes talking about now
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