arty: Congrats.
Millwork Shop Birthday
Just got through my first year at our Millwork Shop in Manchester VT. Here's a few pic's of some of the Millwork and installations. :thumbup:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=13930&id=100000100970341&l=51d343b6cd
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=13930&id=100000100970341&l=51d343b6cd
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Whats the name of the shop?
Were up in Wilder, VT and just had year 21 in October
My uncle owns McWayne Jewelers in Manchester
Were up in Wilder, VT and just had year 21 in October
My uncle owns McWayne Jewelers in Manchester
Happy Birthday to your millwork shop.
Happy b-day, and wish you many many more!!
Congrats, Jason!:clap:
Nice work.
What are you using for exterior millwork? If wood, do you have a wood preservative you like?
Cheers,
Bass
Nice work.
What are you using for exterior millwork? If wood, do you have a wood preservative you like?
Cheers,
Bass
HitchC&L,
It's part of the General Contracting Company, just another division of it. Makes the book keeping simple and I'm not busy enough to slit them in two yet.
Bass,
For my projects, we always use Western Red Ceder or Spanish Ceder for exteriors. It gets primed and back primed with a good quality oil primer. We've also milled Azek for certain applications as well but I try to stay away from that stuff. It does have it's applications though. The base moldings on the large house in those pics were made from Azek. The 20 year old Mahogany base we removed was mostly rotted, Azek seemed like a necessary evil...
Thanks everyone!
It's part of the General Contracting Company, just another division of it. Makes the book keeping simple and I'm not busy enough to slit them in two yet.
Bass,
For my projects, we always use Western Red Ceder or Spanish Ceder for exteriors. It gets primed and back primed with a good quality oil primer. We've also milled Azek for certain applications as well but I try to stay away from that stuff. It does have it's applications though. The base moldings on the large house in those pics were made from Azek. The 20 year old Mahogany base we removed was mostly rotted, Azek seemed like a necessary evil...
Thanks everyone!
Nice avatar and happy b-day.
how many happy birthdays does 1 man need:w00t:
j/k:thumbup:arty:
j/k:thumbup:
arty:I knew you'd like that:laughing:Nice avatar and happy b-day.
Back links bro...:laughing:how many happy birthdays does 1 man need:w00t:
j/k:thumbup:
Congratulations Jason. Here's to many more.:drink:
May this next year bring you the very best of happiness, health, and fortune.
Hope things keep growing for you Jason!
Looks like Vermont is being good to you.
Looks like Vermont is being good to you.
Congrats Jason....many more year to come.
Best of luck & hope every year is a good year!
awesome work, congratulations!
your work looks damn nice and congratulations:drink: if you survived this year you can do about anything :thumbsup:
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