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Since probably every contractor has a digital camera, I think it would be interesting if we pick Friday, for instance, and everyone (even the plumbers) take a picture of what you are doing, or project, and post them on Saturday or Sunday. My camera is in my truck with 2 months worth of pictures on it....and I need to download and sort anyway.

So how about it? Let's all post a picture by this weekend of a project.
 
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Thanks, Chasing, I liked the square toilet until I noticed the amount of area on the seat that left room, for the lack of a better term, dribble.

Chris,
Thanks for the kind words. I have seen pictures of your work and appreciate them all the more coming from you.
As far as the alcoves are concerned, the customer wanted more rather than less. This is the first time I worked with Noble: https://www.noblecompanyonlinestore.com/_store.php?func=product_list&c=sc&brdct=true#c_Noble_Niches
and could not be happier.
I would recommend them to all here.
 
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Grand Master bath

This is a project that I have been working on ~

1.)The picture is dry fit stop fluted columns (raw) I turned on my 1909 Oliver 20C pattern lathe and are maple~rough cut from wood write from western NY

2.) The window treatments are of the same wood as well and hand carved .

3.) the picture of the elements stained/varnished and installed
theres more~ next
 

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Grand master bathroom

This is a shot of the corner Se tie' Steamed and bent maple~ all architectural wood elements where hand made with dental and dbl ogee trim top and bottom. Lot more to do - inlay of capital with plinth/post/and cap.
there is a shot of the one side of the bathroom here as well.
 

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Great job!

PrestigeR&D said:
This is a shot of the corner Se tie' Steamed and bent maple~ all architectural wood elements where hand made with dental and dbl ogee trim top and bottom. Lot more to do - inlay of capital with plinth/post/and cap.
there is a shot of the one side of the bathroom here as well.
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Prestige R&D,

The pics of your project look incredible! The hand-carved woodwork is amazing. The project seems to be coming along well. I look forward to seeing the final pictures.

I noticed the can of what looks like Behr Premium Plus Interior Satin Enamel in one of your pictures and was curious as to how your experience with the product went. Did the product live up to your application expectations? We are committed to improving our products and rely upon feedback from professionals like yourself, so your opinion would be very helpful.

I look forward to your reply, thank you in advance and good luck with the rest of the project.
 
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Just finished alittle apartment condo kitchen, as always didnt have the camera for the before shots, but use your imagination! this took about a week but all pretty much half days for every step:laughing:

when things pick up its gonna be hard to get back into the full day pace:cry: im starting to like this small jobs, now hopefully the other 90 units need kitchens:thumbsup:
 

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mudpad said:
Great looking fireplace. I have found that a radius messes with the minds of most construction workers. You guys obviously figured how to lay this one correctly.

Are those bricks a special shape? Did you have to have them custom made?
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They are custom made according to the architects design. The tough part is how irregular this type of brick is. When I first saw the brick I thought it would be impossible to make it look good. As it turns out they are made in Bridgewater MA. Just a few towns away from me.
 
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We started on the box culvert to cross the little creek at the entrance to my school project. It it a 2 barrell affair, we have the water diverted to one side, and we are mucking out the bottom on the other side and replacing with 3 to 6 inch stone.
 
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