Not sure how I find these things....sure would love to do a simple project at some point. 😂

 

Simple would be boring.

 

Valid point Randy.

 

Got the hard wall done. Wall to wall, floor to ceiling with flanking pantries. Heavy suckers. So pantry to the left, refer then MW cab and then 4 door with pullouts. Above is just simple uppers with a set of glass doors that will have distorted glass and lighting and the final pantry on the right.

Working on the other side of the kitchen. Got cabinets fitted but none screwed to the wall. The plumbing coming out of the floor still has valves on it and goes above the drain. So I have to shut down the water in the house and cut and cap the pipes.

 

Hot of the presses.

I guess I'm doing this one at some point this year.

 

Just strip and roof or we have venting/ice issues on that fine fella? I'm guessing late 90's early 2000's?

 

There's a couple ice leaks to be addressed and some window trim brake work.

I haven't been there to do an up close inspection yet. Good friends house across the state....I've been waiting for it to start leaking for a while 😂

 

Simple would be making money.

 

Also a valid point. 😂
And it would be easy money, I want to go on autopilot for a job or two

 

I've had clients ask/tell me "Don't you like a challenge?" And my answer is always I like to make money, not spending time figuring out how to do something complicated for on the cheap.

 

When the filter for the small dust collector keeps getting back ordered.

Built a plenum, added Gama lids.

Collector side.

Filter side

Tom

 

Git R Done.

 

One of the best perks of this job site... lots of great restaurants within a 3 minute walk.

 

The Gama lids were used so the filters and bags can be easily installed and removed. The filters are pass through, had to install a blocking plate on the top of the filter.

Tom

 

Getting close to wrapping up. Need the countertops to be installed, I have a cabinet that sits on them. Then I have to wrap the cabinet with crown. I've already coped the two pcs. Still need to get the glass installed. Today we got the panel installed on the peninsula. Unfortunately I made the end panel 1 1/8" to narrow. It was the offset of the large panel from the cabinet. Pretty pissed about a stupid mistake. But we got to the crown molding that goes on the cabinets and around the room. Also got the shelves installed. Next trip should be the last, hopefully.

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Adjustable pullout system using 80/20 track

Spice rack. Remove one of the shelves and you can store oils, wines and other bottles.

The trash is on Movento Slides with Tipons. Press it with your knee and it will open.

 

I love the trash push with your knee hardware. Every where I look in kitchens that have a trash pull out with a horizontal handle at the top the finish is all gouged up from finger nails.

 

Man I love your cabinets!

 

That's awful nice of you to say

 

Well, it'll have a handle. But when your hands are all goobered up you can use your knee.

 

I just saw that you can buy clear plastic outside corner to put on the top of pull outs to protect the finish

 

I could really use some pointers...

https://www.contractortalk.com/threads/stone-foundation-repair.460304/#post-8374880

 

Got this vanity installed after the normal ordeal of the notched drawers. The color is actually a stain and you can see the grain. Doesn't show in the picture.

Notched drawer on top and you can see the cutout for the P trap in the bottom drawer.

Love getting these little notes
in with the check.

 

Another one finished up. The brown siding and ceiling soffit is a PVC product called Clam Clad , very time consuming to install.

Metal soffit and fascia.

 

When you say “metal soffit and fascia” is it an aluminum product or is it a ferrous product?

Tom

 

On this one aluminum black soffit and 24 ga steel fascia.

 

Thank you.

What is the advantage of using steel for the fascia?

Tom

 

Thank you.

What is the advantage of using steel for the fascia?

Tom

Holds up better, less oil canning. I have my roofing manufacturer make the fascia, builder does not like wood grain look.

 

Looks great Randy

 

Oddball cabinet for my kitchen job. Everything is an off white, Euro overlay and then this Coffee Cabinet is Onyx with a face frame overlay. Similar but different profile on the door also. The kitchen had a bead I made and mitered in. This is one of my standard cutters, an ogee profile.

 

One of 4 new HVAC systems in a whole house remodel I am doing. Spray foam at roof deck, we do this before mech rough ins.

 

Are you required to spray the foam with fire retardant?

Tom

 

AC vent

 

Had to grind about 1/8" off the front right foot to make it stable and level. The right two legs were offset inward by 3/4" so the cabinet could be pushed against the wall without the feet hitting the baseboard. Same thing for the rear legs, they were pushed toward the front of the cabinet 3/4" for the same reason.

If you have a sharp eye you noticed the toekick heater underneath. I put a box around and painted it to match

 

I didn’t even notice the missing toe kick on a dishwasher at a rental ive been reviving for weeks.
Dang little property manager pointed it out on picture day!
I was too tall to notice (no excuse)