^^^^^. 4 sure


Mike

 

Like this lol. Scribed a 4 1/4” hole saw and then jig sawed it. Stone fabricator already mitered the edges and wasn’t about to give a radius mitered edge…well not with the original quote in mind. But yes. I agree to all. But the whole reason for the banjo is so I could fit normal sized door trim. Door is already a 28” this is all a remodel with original plumbing layout. It would be hard to hip check yourself. But this is definitely an adult bathroom. The door originally swung the opposite way which is dumb for where the light switch was/is.

 

The outside corners too yea. I was worried with the tub surround with that too. But they’re a bit softer in real life. Still a little lethal I reckon. But way safer than day one of walking in there

 

But I’m definitely gonna bring that up next time. Last and which was the first full on bath build I did I way more thought with layout. This time I winged it. Always something I should’ve done differently but a good lesson if I do one again.

 

I’m sure there is a before and after thread but I can’t find it. Just glad to be out of there,
(I hate bathrooms)

 

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(I hate bathrooms)

Rotted wood smells like money to me, I could replace rotted all and and be happy

 

 

What are the shower panels?

 

Thought maybe it was solid surface.

 

Hard to work on this, when you could look out over this.

 

What lake is that?

 

I’m guessing Lake Erie, he mentioned he’s in Cleveland before. Then again, I could be totally wrong.

Tom

 

AAHD did well at the Parade, 6 out of 7, including Best Kitchen. Did not win Best Master.



Tom

 

I jinxed myself. Doing a couple lastly things on this job but got a free job box and a couple old saws…worth it

 

Taking the crap that was inside too. Still worth it

 

I feel the same way about termites. Love them little guys.

 

Powder post beetles. Man their poop is fine. Live up to the name

 

Finishing up some custom cherry columns. Shop finished, then “expand” into place with extendable platforms that fit into the hollow columns

 

Cabinets that will be going under a set of stairs that will form a bar area and some storage. All of this is black stain. In person you can see the grain, in the pictures it might be noticeable, but barely. Hard to do black with the grain showing. It really needs to be a really dark gray to have a good amount of gray showing.

Big Drawer

This is a gallon jug of glue in the drawer

Hall facing side of the cabinet. Left is a panel and right is a working door.

Bar side of the cabinet. Single working door. The unfinished area has a cabinet
form an "L" into it.

And the wall cabinet which forms the "L"

 

The cabinets will be getting a slab countertop and the bark needs to be removed. I used a draw knife to get the job done in a few minutes. And yes, that's what I play in the background when I'm working or sanding. Angry music.

 

I’m over 6’ tall and went multiple circles in a mosh pit during Pantera with my feet never touching the ground. For some reason I had moccasin slippers on. Fun, fun times. Good work too. Love live edge wood

 

Too bad Darrell was killed.

 

Something like Clair de Lune might help you deal with the anger a bit better. And you still need a haircut.

 

Gotta haircut the Thursday before last.

 

I had two slabs. The rear one will be the main slab. And the front one is the one I took the bark off. I only used a 15" wide by 21" long part of that slab. It's got a big honk'n knot hole that's hidden by the draw knife unfortunately. That will be filled with epoxy with a black tint along with all the other checks and defects.

I made a haunch cope to join the two boards at a 90 to cover the cabinets.

Came out pretty good. Just used a straight chisel to remove the bulk and a curved chisel to finish it off.

 

Leave it to Leo to figure out a way to sit down on the job!

 

Well he's be laying down but he can't reach the slab. He tried.

 

The chair with wheels is integral to my efficiency. 😝

 

I work ass down every chance I get. Gotta give the ankles & back a break when possible

Mike

 

Just curious, did/do you flatten those slabs, or buy them that way? Takes some pretty good hardware to do that unless you're going rustic old school.

 

Neither. The GC I'm doing the work showed up with them. They came this way but aren't very flat. I'm sure when they came off their flattening device they might have been. But one of them has a twist and the thickness varies from 1 3/4" to 1 1/2" which may prove to be an issue. The final size glued up is going to be less than 4x8 so my buddy with the CNC will get them flat for me. Hopefully I can get 1 1/4" out of them.

 

Not hard @ all to set up a sawmill in several ways.

Moke

 

Not hard @ all to set up a sawmill in several ways.

Moke

Are you a Moke?

 

Lokes loke it


Moke

 

Learning a bit of shower glass installation. This one came out nice.

 

Learning a bit of shower glass installation. This one came out nice.

Good to see you're still kill'n it Young'n!