Would've had this one wrapped up this week if the stove didn't arrive damaged. I need to do the grout caulk and second coat the trim when I go back to hook the replacement up

-Rich

 

Looks very nice but trying to figure the reason for this one out... :blink:

 

Nice

 

Looks good Rich.

Tom

 

Woodworking is done. Had to wait 2 hours for the decision of how many vertical rails she wanted.

 

Most excellent (in my best Abe Lincoln voice) Leo.

Tom

 

 

Little genny panel install at my place.

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It's got primer, been scuff sanded and has been caulked up.

Gonna put one more coat of primer on it. Not sure when I'll put the topcoats on. I might do one on Sunday and the final on Monday morning so it has a good period of dry time.

 

Looking good Leo as always. [emoji95][emoji2935]


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:thumbsup:

Tom

 

Weekend project. Instructions say 3 hours. Took us 2 days basically. Replacement tube spiral slide at my kids’ school’s playground. Ground was so wet. Water was like 6” below grade. So digging the footings and getting them set right sucked. Putting the pieces together sucked as well. That plastic does not keep its shape. There goes another weekend.

Also, first time mixing concrete right in the holes. Had too with so much water.

 

Done. Finally.

Painting was a PITA. Forced me to do it in sections. I hate that.

 

Slow going. Fitting the 2nd nosing and gluing it up. The damn things get clamped into place to follow a specific projection off the riser so I have to epoxy the miter and let it set for the night so I can clamp it the next day and screw it off. Kinda pain in the butt working with the old framing which is really f’ed. Slows it down, but still quicker than reframing the whole thing.

 

Must be spray the vent hood day.

Wanted to get the first coat of Surfacer on it so I could caulk it in AM. Some dumb a$$ forgot the cup for the PPS System on his Fuji........

Oh well, off to go pick up supplies.....

Tom

 

Must be spray the vent hood day.



Wanted to get the first coat of Surfacer on it so I could caulk it in AM. Some dumb a$$ forgot the cup for the PPS System on his Fuji........



Oh well, off to go pick up supplies.....



Tom

Bondo or their glazing putty?

 

Really..... SOMEONE. Wonder who that was.

Hope you have better luck than I did.

 

Materials mentioned above procured......

Damn---I forgot Crisco.

Tom

 

Need me to fly out and help with this one?

-Rich

 

Got the hood installed today. Put up a cleat with plywood on the front of it forming a stop and slid the hood up and over into it. Small bump in the wall so we ended up scribing a small length in the curved section, about 1 foot long. Maybe a 1/16" at the deepest. Made a big difference. Put the hood back up, knocked it into place and put the screws, plastic holds and the stainless steel strips that hide the screws. Added a screw into the hood that was being held by the cleat. Didn't need it but certainly can't hurt.

I think it took just as long if not longer to put the screws and SS strips on as it did to scribe and hang the hood. :w00t:

 

That wall needs that hood.

 

It sure did.

They've dealt with this look for quite some time. It was to be the last project in the house for this year.

 

Awesome Leo!!

 

Looks stunning Leo.

Tom

 

So much easier to spray when you bring the cup...

Tom

 

And there we go. Looking good.:clap:

 

Done braved the 17 degree temps today to get the gable end built, ridge and rafter started today, and four of the windows in.

Damn proud of the boys gettin' legitmate work done on the farmhouse addition today despite the conditions. 'Dese Michigan hillbillys done be made of tougher leather, fellas.........

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Did someone buy an Easy Bake oven?

 

See TBA thread.....:laughing:

Tom

 

This roof brought to you by B.Johnson and A&E. Been a fun one.

I've never been told to just throw the old roof in the building. Wish I could do that more often. Lol

 

...

 

Better than taking it home with you! What did you end up using for deck, 4x8x 3/4"?

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Yep, I figured I'd let Matt do his thing. They did it exceptionally well I might add.

 

I will also add my little hot room is freakin awesome. Bought a 100# propane tank and a tank mounted heater. Nice and toasty.

I need it to keep the glue warm when we do walls next week.

I made it so it breaks down easy and the panels will fit in either of my trailers.