Got the drywall hung and had some site visitors.

 

Lunch?

 

Looking for a hand out. Little corn gets em in bow range



Mike

 

It's a white.

 

No wait just a minute.
We have to see what the CEO's wife and her bridge group called it.
She probably makes $200K per year naming these colors.

 

It's "a" white.

Not it's white.

There are hundreds of whites. And each of them is separated by less than a drop of colorant in a gallon of paint.

 

 

Draft control in a four and a half million dollar house:

 

Well, did it work?

 

Yeah, even kept the rats out.

The blown in attic insulation was booby trapped with spring style rat traps. We’re pulling strapping down and insulation comes raining down, rat traps snapping in mid air.

Good times!

 

This may be the most simple boat dock we have ever done. Still waiting to start the house, I'm chomping at the bit, driving me crazy

Because of the foundation timing our sub is busy on another slab for us and has another for us right after so we are doing it in house as well as framing, 5700 ft under roof. Was ready to dig the hole in August

 

Easy day

 

This is a house I just finished building. 2,000 feet heated. These are the “closest to finish” pics I have. I never got any right before they moved in.

 

Just passed the building final for our kitchen remodeling job in the City of El Segundo, CA 🤙 🤙 🤙
What do you think about the waterfall kitchen Island 🤔

 

Just passed the building final for our kitchen remodeling job in the City of El Segundo, CA 🤙 🤙 🤙
What do you think about the waterfall kitchen Island 🤔

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Nice dude 👌

Yall still wearing masks? Lol

 

Looks nice, beefy.

I like the light over the table.

 

Not sure why I do this to myself....one of these days I'll keep my mouth shut and my bright ideas too myself...lol

About 7 hours per opening[emoji2357]

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Nothing wrong with big windows man.

 

I lost today.

Im grading out about an acre for a parking area.

Big stump on the edge. I really wanted to get rid of it.

Spent an hour digging around it and under as much as I could. It didn’t even wiggle. Not even a little.

Took the big 25k lb tele-handler and hit it. Didn’t even move a millimeter.

Covered the damn hole back up and got to grading. 🙄

 

That’s a big one for sure.

 

I thought they sell c-4 in the minimarts out that way, next to the jerky.

 

Just remember you have to be 15 to buy them.

 

rblakes:

Unless there is some steel that I can't see under those countertop cantilevers, they are going to sag. And when they sag the countertop from that slide-in cutout to the edge is going to crack. Hope there's manufacturer-specified minimum radii in the corners and the cutout is polished. Some heat conductive tape wouldn't hurt either. Steel above the legs too.

I'm assuming the hood above the cooking appliance hasn't been installed yet? Downdrafts suck. Well, no they don't and that's the problem.

 

Yup, 1/4" steel around the range

Fabricators signed off on the overhangs on the seating end of the island. Peninsula overhang is about 10", back of island is 11"

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I know.

I’ll go back to it. 👍

Im racing the return of the rain. I wanted to get to this parking lot a month and a half ago, and the rain came a month early. 😳 So I’m almost three months behind. 🙄

I really need to get some rock on the ground.

I’ll either grind it……or something else. I don’t have a machine big enough to probably even roll it, even if it were completely loose.

Maybe a chain around my 5500, in low 4x4? 😳😬

 

Video please. I like watching stump pulling. It’s the bollard pull of the truck/tractor world.

 

Kind of an awkward space in a hallway client wanted filled.

 

Kind of an awkward space in a hallway client wanted filled.

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I like it…if it’s somewhat close to an exterior door I’d probably use it to throw my truck keys, pocket knife, wallet etc down on a daily basis

 

Installed a small vanity in a small bathroom. Did a double take at the size of the door when I got there. 23 5/8" wide. 24" deep vanity. DOH.

Got it in fine. Had to take off the faux top drawer front. and the scribing stile went in first.

Did the floor in the bathroom too. HO sanded and cleared it.

The room will be getting wainscoting too.

 

Installed a small vanity in a small bathroom. Did a double take at the size of the door when I got there. 23 5/8" wide. 24" deep vanity. DOH.

Got it in fine. Had to take off the faux top drawer front. and the scribing stile went in first.

Did the floor in the bathroom too. HO sanded and cleared it.

The room will be getting wainscoting too.

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Interesting detail...

 

Next time measure the door!

 

I have customers who wouldn't fit through that doorway.

 

You didn't measure it either.

 

Who's gig was it?

 

Shutup.

It made it in with 2 minutes of extra work.

He's the one telling me he's my 2nd pair of eyes. So it's his fault.

 

Why do what everyone else does if you are a custom shop?

 

Once the commode is in there, the detail might be lost, but yeah... interesting