This was done about a year ago but thought I would share. Didn't build door just installed. And trimmed the columns.

 

Built and installed this one. Used to be a double but HO wanted single.

 

Wow! Very nice. Got any assembly photos?
Steve

 

nice workmanship
Thanks for posting it.
Was the arch on the door from one piece?

 

nice workmanship
Thanks for posting it.
Was the arch on the door from one piece?

Thanks alot Dan. Was a little worried these guys can pick apart work( lotta good craftsman on ct) but no it wasn't one piece. From the side rails there's a header piece and then on each side a piece goes at a angle then I trace the template I made on to the door then cut just out side the line place and clamp the template back on the door and trim it down with a flush cut router bit to insure that the door matches the frame. Then reason behind not using one piece is to cut down on the end grain exposed so it will paint smooth.

Thanks again Dan: thumbsup:

 

Nice job

Hey Resta
Indeed very very impressive job!
Where is the job? Greenwich?
:thumbup:

 

Pink walls

Bweikel
love the color of the walls!:whistling

 

Tile installation / Clarion Hotel

used ditra , ( i know Dan im a trader , haha ! ) 137 floor and wall to install ditra , and 253 Gold to set tile. More to come...

 

used ditra , ( i know Dan im a trader , haha ! ) 137 floor and wall to install ditra , and 253 Gold to set tile. More to come...

Being at U.T. fan I like the "Big Orange" Ditra.

 

So Orange, I'm blinded :laughing:

 

hope it's okay

Okay, it's not MY project, and I'm a writer and a historian, but...

Mr. Hubby just finished building this pergola in our backyard. What makes this story truly remarkable is that he's an ATTORNEY and he's not accustomed to working with his widdle paws.

We just had a couple stop by our house and ask for the plans because they're going to build one in their backyard. Short of doing a Vulcan Mind Meld with Mr. Hubby, I don't know how to help them.

He built it from a picture, out of one of my 1924 plan books. He said he had to revisit 12th grade Geometry to do the hip roof.

First is the photo from the 1924 book:

 

Helluva fancy dog swing there Rose:thumbsup:

Looks like he done good.... Is that slate on the roof?

 

Wow! Very nice. Got any assembly photos?
Steve

Thanks:thumbsup:

I am sure I do I'll have to check that pic and my other post was on my I phone so I posted while at lunch I'll look on the home computer.

 

Not a bad place to work :thumbsup:

 

Wow
How far did it suspend?
Best bridge work so far!

 

recent fence job i did. had to extend existing fence by about 140 lf.
before:

after:

 

finish up tomorrow .

 

Wow
How far did it suspend?
Best bridge work so far!

Not sure that's the golden gate I am not actually working on the bridge that pic was taken from the house I was working on I take lunch and stare at the bridge.

Not sure who does the painting but I hear they start at one end and work there way down and then come right back across they are painting it all year round every day.

 

I was just trying sneak some humor in.
Sorry.
The work you did was exceptional,so please forgive for sounding to serious about the bridge.

 

Here is my last job...
its an office... glass partitions, glass doors.
Panels set in channels, patch hinges, door closers - whole game.

I have a blue tape on the glass for safety.

 

To match existent..

 

.........

 

Still work in this room...

 

Here is my last job...
its an office... glass partitions, glass doors.
Panels set in channels, patch hinges, door closers - whole game.

I have a blue tape on the glass for safety.

Nice as always :thumbsup:

Were do you get your moulding?

 

Bweikel,
If you referred to me ...in that point..... mouldings are hand made from plaster...sometimes in the shop/factory/studio...sometimes on the site...

 

Nice... but what's new. So what's the quick square for in the first shot?

I bring out a hand saw on a job and the kids look at me like I'm from the moon. :laughing:

 

Friday's pour, approximately 10,000 sf and 197 cy, and the elevator pit floor.

 

What is it? School?

 

Concrete floor resurfacing

Concrete floor resurfacing project, Laguna California. Cement based underlayment used for concrete repair prior to installation of hardwood flooring. The product was installed at a 3/8" average thickness in order to smooth and resurface the concrete slab.

 

Ah what the hell, I have not posted any pictures in a long time. Here is a modern contemporary like built-in piece of furniture I did for a home office. Man I hate contemporary but have gotten compliments on it. I personally love the color. Customer drew out what she wanted and I made her dream come true.

Wood species is cherry select
Color is paprika
Slab doors
Framed boxes but full overlay doors
Adjustable shelves
Roll out trays behind base doors
9' ceiling

True satisfaction is standing in a finished room where only a dream once existed.