I'm in.

 

Tomorrow I have to move these 2 vanity light wires to where they need to go now that the homeowners have chosen their mirrors and they're finally on sight. That's marble and the GC has assured me that his tile guy will be there to make the cutout for the gem boxes. After that I will wire and install both of the lights.

After that I have to wire and mount a chandelier to a light-lift.

 

and post them on Saturday or Sunday



D'oh!

 

I'll post this weekend. If I could only find that friggin' camera!

 

How many carpenters does it take to change a light bulb?:w00t:

 

So to confirm.........The picture gets taken on Friday, right?

 

Posted some in an album this past weedend.
Great Idea

 

This is what my guy's were doing Friday!
8'x16' full gut bathroom remodel.

Thats a 1974 Kohler steel tub he is demo'ing. only took 3 hours and 4 guys to get it in the dump.

I've never been one to follow the rules so I will just post when i can. lol

This is what I hope we can tun the bathroom into. Or it's what I sold the customer with anyway.

 

I am a day early, but hurricane Ike may have us wet tomorrow. This is a steel project, a 40x80 with a 30x50 canopy projection and we were hurrying to get the roof down. This is the building that has the bomb shelter under it, when denick was here in May, he saw the hole in the ground.

 

must be nice to have a job to post, this ecom sucks.

 

Cheer up dude




Things will get better its just one of those things

I hear the island they build in dubai is falling back into the sea! and you think you have problems. lol, the work will be back I think after Christmas fingers crossed.

 

Well, here is the before - we are in the process of turning it into a double headed shower. Even after breaking that cast iron jetted tub into 2 pieces it took 3 of us to struggle it out of the place. :no:

 

very good job
neat work too:thumbsup:

 

Kitchen Remodel Started on Monday, The last picture was taken today without granite, tile, and paint.

Before:

After:

 

I like the old cabinets better. I hate that mod stuff.
Steve

 

Deck rebuild - she wanted access to backyard during the build (for the dogs), so I built the deck in two phases.
This shows West end (16'x16') framed, decked and temp handrailed and East end (10' x 29') framed and loaded w/ decking.

Mac

 

Nice weather

Deck rebuild - she wanted access to backyard during the build (for the dogs), so I built the deck in two phases.
This shows West end (16'x16') framed, decked and temp handrailed and East end (10' x 29') framed and loaded w/ decking.

Mac

You guys are so lucky! is that sunshine I see there, its almost snowing in the UK. brrrrr, nice job looking good!

 

Mac,
It looks like that's only 6 or 8 feet high
at the most.
Are you sure that's your job? :laughing:

 

Ha!

I've only rented scaffolding ONCE this year, go figure...

Mac

 

Heres what I was doing. Pouring some piers for a garage I'm doing. I ended up mixing it all in that mixer, all 4 yards of it! I believe it was about 167 80lb bags. I had to much anziety about setting all the anchor bolts dead on for the trusses:laughing: I figured this way I could work at my own pace.

 

More explanation of "trusses" please?
Floor truss in a garage?
What did I miss?

 

A little more boring than field work.

 

Thats a nice one Finley, Lets see who gets a hernia first.
All the tile the two of us will be installing soon should boost the economy!

 

Ipe porch. Belly balusters, (or swan, or pregnant or whatever you want to call them).

 

Nice!
Cedar balusters?
Custom?

 

Very nice Chris:thumbup: I really like that rail design!


Dave

 

Most of the woodwork comes out of my shop, doors, cabinets, wainscoting, panels, casings, moldings. Most of the woodworking other than the windows and floors.

The right hand panel near the door is a hidden cabinet. Click on this link to see it in operation.
http://fototime.com/02B8D0396F56AD3/orig.avi

 

Most of the woodwork comes out of my shop, doors, cabinets, wainscoting, panels, casings, moldings. Most of the woodworking other than the windows and floors.



The right hand panel near the door is a hidden cabinet. Click on this link to see it in operation.
http://fototime.com/02B8D0396F56AD3/orig.avi

Very pretty work Leo! :clap:
As usual.

 

Nope, no pride what-so-ever. Do you just throw your trash out the window or something? :w00t:

 

Humor????? Maybe was the point?

And by the way Leo..................WOW! Never mind Craftsmanship. Artistry! Apparently it is true what they say about you!

 

Yes very nice Leo! :thumbup:

 

Yep thats very nice trim and cabinet work allright but in the first picture all i can look at is the floor. I love it.

 

If I told you it was a reclaimed lumber oak floor set up in a herringbone pattern and they got it at the dirt cheap price of $40K would you still love it?:laughing:

 

wont accept pixels

 

If you noticed, I did say I didn't of the floors or windows. :shutup: The window and door casings I did do.

 

That is why I'm asking. I want to know who DOES do the floors.