Just moved em in

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Just moved em in

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That's a nice looking interior:thumbsup:

 

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dam, pretty nice looking little shack...:thumbsup:

 

You do amazing work, John. :thumbsup:

I was checking out your website the other day, and you got a couple few decent pads on there, too. :laughing: :thumbsup:

 

You do amazing work, John. [emoji106]



I was checking out your website the other day, and you got a couple few decent pads on there, too. :laughing: [emoji106]

Thanks. Haven't updated in a long time

My sister-in-law complains constantly about the website. It does look pretty sub par compared to do I guess I don't really care because we don't lead from advertising

She will certainly wear me down and get a new website I'm sure. Lol.

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Big ol roof. Modern house, metal roof, 3/12 and 2/12.

 

Why not zip on the roof?

 

Made some small bypass doors.

Only have a pic of one of these but there are 2. Fit in a 61"w x 21 1/8"h opening.

These fit in a 29 1/8"w x 22 1/2"h opening.

The moldings are similar to the doors in the room.

 

Did some custom crown. Full overlay face frame cabinets. The refer and MW cabinets for some reason are Euro full overlay, so no face frames. The original plan was to put up a hidden strip of wood and the crown would go on the face frame itself. I didn't like that idea because it puts the crown behind the doors. I decided to make a 3/4" x 1 1/2" finished build out strip. That way the build out strip would be flush with the front of the door so the crown is on the proper plane. 3/4" on the face frame to screw it in and 3/4" overhangs the face frame.

Here's a sort of before pic. Got the job almost done before I took it. It has the build out strip already installed and the crown can be seen on top of the cabinet waiting to be installed.

Here is the only pic out of the bunch that came out with the right coloring. The crown match color was excellent. But all the other pics it looks dark.

And I showed you this countertop wood wrap a while back in the shop. Here it is installed.

My wood wrap cost more than the countertops did :w00t:

 

Getting started on another one of these today. Will be the third one. Like doing these no bidding just come and do it.

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What's that lift doing out there?? :whistling

You could just stand in the back of that truck and reach the fascia. :laughing:

Just kidding. That's how I'll roll now that I've got my own lift. Probably just sell all my ladders. :laughing: :laughing:

 

Lets get this party started shall we

 

I Definitely don’t miss roofing lol


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That's not a party. Looks like work.

 

A lot of it too

 

Showing off my most excellent masonry skills:laughing:

Tom

 

Got some shingles down today.....i forgot how time consuming these were

 

Those will look good and fit the style, of that house you quoted for me. Nice.

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All dried in. That's a chit ton of ice guard (approx 32 rolls!). Used Grace for the first time...man that stuff is the stickiest I have ever used!! Expensive but we want the ultimate protection under the steel for this low slope.

 

That chit is miserable to work with....great product though.

 

Stopped by Andy's job today. Nice looking shingle.

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I worked for a guy who thought I was going to grace a whole damn shingle job that was about 30sq.

I told him that he would send me the Certainteed stuff and some synthetic or he would be the one putting the grace on....lol

 

Ha! Bet I can guess what he did...[emoji23]

 

I have always stapled the roll to tack it then roll it out along the chaulk line, stop. Un staple then peel top half and pull/ walk out the roll.

A&E do you ever check for collar ties before loading up the ridge?
We had an apartment complex in town where the roofers collapsed the roof stacking it.

 

So I timed it in my head today. Each one of these shingles takes me the same amount of time that 3.5 normal shingles takes.


They also put your material management skills to the ultimate test, you need to keep track and use all the cutoffs as you go or it is going to get out of hand quick

 

Looks great. Is that a laminate counter? The wood wrap is nice, never seen a wrap that large.

 

Yep. They brought the countertop to the shop and I did my magic on it.

 

finishing up a monster house with some great details
also wrapping a kitchen & master bathroom remodel - really like the designer's choice of colored cabinetry, nice to do something other than white

 

finishing up a monster house with some great details

also wrapping a kitchen & master bathroom remodel - really like the designer's choice of colored cabinetry, nice to do something other than white

Very nice work.


Mike.
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Did an installation of a mix of cabinets. The lowers are HD cabinet and the countertop and upper shelving are mine. Still have to do the toekick skins and the knobs. No crown on the shelving cabinets.

Sno gave me a hand :clap:

 

Well here is the dry fit and the top half glued up. Clamping was a major challenge! 4 8mm dominos per joint.

 

Putting together a wine room for a previous client. First day we put the shutters on the ceiling. They are hung by wires like a suspended ceiling. 2nd day finished up with the last 6 shutters. Still some holes to fill. The rest of the second day I put the vertical boards on the left and right of the rock wall, the lower wainscoting and chair rail and the vertical separators for the pictures.

The third day, today, I hung the pictures put the filler boards above them, did the 20º angle boards on the left and right of the pictures. I started with the right side and it kicked my butt. Took 3 hours, but I learned a lot of tricks. The left side took an hour.

Then I cleaned up the area and moved things from the opposite side of the room to the wall I just finished. Marked out the studs with tape and put some boards up at a 45º angle. Not sure what I'm going to do with it. Trying not to do a herringbone, but it might just work out that way. I also have 3 stained glass windows that'll be going to the right of the wall.

All of this was being done by Milwaukee lights because the ceiling lights are disconnected.

 

And then another day passes.

 

My own house. Having to pour anchor wall because my seawall is tipping a little.

Didn't know I could still work,. did you?

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And it's poured. Tomorrow dig from new wall anchor to seawall in 4 places I will drill 1 inch holes in seawall a foot from top, go through wall with 3/4" all thread and weld in #6 bar in between all thread and anchor. All will be a foot below grade so once grass is back, won't know it's there.

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