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Lets see what your doing on the job site or in the shop.
Pics are a big plus.Here’s the old one. https://bethepro.com/forums/topic/v-32-what-did-you-do-in-the-shop-site-today/
Ron
A Working Pro since 1994!
Member since March 26, 2014.
I’ve been working on a few cabinets for reruns wife’s closet. About ready for paint.
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Ron
A Working Pro since 1994!
Member since March 26, 2014.
I’ve been working on a few cabinets for reruns wife’s closet. About ready for paint.
Nice job Ron, that’s for the master bedroom closet I presume?
Hopefully Bob gets us a few pictures of the finished master bathroom,
What’s the finishing going to be on those cabinets Ron.I’ve been working on a few cabinets for reruns wife’s closet. About ready for paint.
Nice job Ron, that’s for the master bedroom closet I presume?
Hopefully Bob gets us a few pictures of the finished master bathroom,
What’s the finishing going to be on those cabinets Ron.Thanks Brian. They will get a gloss white paint. His wife would paint everything white if rerun would allow it. lol
Ron
A Working Pro since 1994!
Member since March 26, 2014.
I didn’t do alot yesterday. I end showing my daughter how to repair the stripped screw holes in seat of a chair. I picked another size screws at the Hardware store. They were still to small. Good thing I got they for 10% discount with Scratch & Save sale on. So I decided to drill the hole out and insert a dowel. I used some odds & ends of dowels I got at a auction a few years ago. Chair is now fixed and my daughter learnt something to boot.
Greg
Work Smarter Not Harder
Plowed snow for 11 hours over night, more again tonight. Just finished making an ankh for my daughter that she needs for a school project.
Time to get some sleep now, so I can do it again tonight.
After working on the jewelry box for a while, I started cleaning up and removing stuff (tools, router table, cutting table etc.) from the other bay in the garage in order to make room to bring in the vehicles and change tires from winter to all-season later this week.
Will
ron got the cabinets built and we got them primed and ready for tomorrow
Aside from spending hours breaking up frozen ice and snow today, the damn kitchen sink clogged again. This time I knew where to go and deal with it and have new cleanouts that made the unclogging under an hour this time. I must have left some clumps from the previous clog I thought I had done correctly and finished dealing with two days ago.
Kevin.
Wannabee pro.
kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:Plowed snow for 11 hours over night, more again tonight. Just finished making an ankh for my daughter that she needs for a school project.
Time to get some sleep now, so I can do it again tonight.Winter does not want to go away does it. Be careful Kurt!
Aside from spending hours breaking up frozen ice and snow today, the damn kitchen sink clogged again. This time I knew where to go and deal with it and have new cleanouts that made the unclogging under an hour this time. I must have left some clumps from the previous clog I thought I had done correctly and finished dealing with two days ago.
Nice that you knew what to do this time around though!
What kind of pipe are you dealing with? Cast?
Charlie
__________________kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:Plowed snow for 11 hours over night, more again tonight. Just finished making an ankh for my daughter that she needs for a school project.
Time to get some sleep now, so I can do it again tonight.
@kurtwelkerhomes-com Sounds like good money if nothing else. What is your truck and plow set up? Do you have a crew of plows or do you plow by yourself?
kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:Plowed snow for 11 hours over night, more again tonight. Just finished making an ankh for my daughter that she needs for a school project.
Time to get some sleep now, so I can do it again tonight.
@kurtwelkerhomes-com Sounds like good money if nothing else. What is your truck and plow set up? Do you have a crew of plows or do you plow by yourself?
I mostly plow with the skid loader, I have a pickup plow also. That takes care of most of our stuff and we sub to another largo plowing company with the skid loader. The money is ok, it really depends on how much snow we get. On an average year I cover my skid loader payments with the plowing and have it the rest of the year to use free. We use a Kage plow on the skid loader and I have another skidloader set up with an 8’ bucket. The truck has a Boss 9’2” “V” plow
kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:Plowed snow for 11 hours over night, more again tonight.
Man still plowing in mid-April. Guess it is a nice windfall this time of year.
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Fayetteville, NCkurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:Plowed snow for 11 hours over night, more again tonight.
Man still plowing in mid-April. Guess it is a nice windfall this time of year.
6 1/2 hours last night. We had a little over 8″ plus some rain over the last 48 hours. Not typical for April. I did see one place on the map that had over 20, we typically do not get 20 inches in the whole month.
The real kicker is that they are predicting another 5 – 8 on Tuesday. Not what I need. Everyone is so ready for spring, Farmers are way behind planting and with Tuesday and the extended forecast, it will be at least 2 weeks before they get started. I have one house to get started and another where we need to pour the floor before we can frame it and that does not look like it will happen soon. Weather like this just set the rest of the year behind.
I’ve been working on a few cabinets for reruns wife’s closet. About ready for paint.
Nice job Ron, that’s for the master bedroom closet I presume?
Hopefully Bob gets us a few pictures of the finished master bathroom,
What’s the finishing going to be on those cabinets Ron.Thanks Brian. They will get a gloss white paint. His wife would paint everything white if rerun would allow it. lol
She knows the golden rule…..white never goes out of style.
Kevin.
Wannabee pro.
Aside from spending hours breaking up frozen ice and snow today, the damn kitchen sink clogged again. This time I knew where to go and deal with it and have new cleanouts that made the unclogging under an hour this time. I must have left some clumps from the previous clog I thought I had done correctly and finished dealing with two days ago.
Nice that you knew what to do this time around though!
What kind of pipe are you dealing with? Cast?
1 1/2 ABS. But it’s clogging right where there’s a bend and the line meets the air line which is all right before it goes below my concrete basement floor and bends towards the 4in main which I think is still another five plus feet away under the basement floor.
Kevin.
Wannabee pro.
I met with a guy this afternoon to discuss building new cabinet doors….turns out he is a sales rep for Woodpeckers. AND he happens to live in my neighborhood! A Festool guy two weeks ago and now a Woodpeckers guy…
Spoils of my meeting:
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InstagramI was hoping it was going stop raining this morning so I plow the snow bank the snowplow. Now that was quite a job. I cleaned the the rest of the driveway til i got soaked. I left we park are vehicles. Then this afternoon did the sidewalk at my parents.
Greg
Work Smarter Not Harder
I met with a guy this afternoon to discuss building new cabinet doors….turns out he is a sales rep for Woodpeckers. AND he happens to live in my neighborhood! A Festool guy two weeks ago and now a Woodpeckers guy…
Spoils of my meeting:
Wow @jponto07 sounds like you need to buy a lottery ticket! How much does one of those cost?
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