look what I made (woodworking)
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Originally Posted by bluejay432000
... I thought it was a rotted out dart board.
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From: Somewhere in the EU
Originally Posted by Raoul
buck the a room has kneewalls. There are three of those doors for access to the floored storage behind the kneewall. One door on one side of the room and a door on each side of the dormer on the other.
It's pretty standard down here for storage space as practically no houses have basements. Sea level and flat.
It's pretty standard down here for storage space as practically no houses have basements. Sea level and flat.
Raoul likes to re-enact scenes from his favourite show. This is him practicing his famous "I don't want no trouble" line, which he got from watching millions of episodes of Gunsmoke. (Which can be used to great effect when caught cheating at cards)
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Is that a Hi-fi stereo in this picture? It looks like the stereo that I bought back in the mid-80's in high school.
Don't let them give you any grief about the pink room. I think it shows your sensitive side.
Great work all around. I wish I had a man room like that. I only have the office/den right now and the wife wants to redecorate all of the time. I now have her sonvinced to put her sewing stuff in our bedroom.
Don't let them give you any grief about the pink room. I think it shows your sensitive side.
Great work all around. I wish I had a man room like that. I only have the office/den right now and the wife wants to redecorate all of the time. I now have her sonvinced to put her sewing stuff in our bedroom.
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Sanyo, circa 1985.
turntable, dual cassette decks.
Actually that stereo has quite a story behind it, don't think I'll ever part with it.
turntable, dual cassette decks.
Actually that stereo has quite a story behind it, don't think I'll ever part with it.
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Originally Posted by BRUZRs_Daddy
You know what would add to that? Rosettes at each intersection...
Here is a better view of the intersection:
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Originally Posted by Budha05STX
Sorry, but this house is in the style of Tuscan/Andalucian. The homeowners gave me a picture and said, "make it look like this" and I say no problem.
Here is a better view of the intersection:
Here is a better view of the intersection:
So that's the finished product? No paint, stain or anything?
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Originally Posted by Budha05STX
...The homeowners gave me a picture and said, "make it look like this" and I say no problem.....
Hey, he's a hired gun. A professional.
I'LL BET HE EVEN USED POWER TOOLS!
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Originally Posted by Raoul
...."The homeowners"?
Hey, he's a hired gun. A professional.
I'LL BET HE EVEN USED POWER TOOLS!
Hey, he's a hired gun. A professional.
I'LL BET HE EVEN USED POWER TOOLS!
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Originally Posted by bluejay432000
Yep, and he has a tool box on his truck!
I admit that I used a butterknife on some of the intricate turns but for the most part I gnawed the wheel out of a single piece of Oak, with my teeth.
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Originally Posted by Raoul
He's got some nerve posting in my wagonwheel thread.
I admit that I used a butterknife on some of the intricate turns but for the most part I gnawed the wheel out of a single piece of Oak, with my teeth.
I admit that I used a butterknife on some of the intricate turns but for the most part I gnawed the wheel out of a single piece of Oak, with my teeth.
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Originally Posted by kobiashi
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Raoul likes to re-enact scenes from his favourite show. This is him practicing his famous "I don't want no trouble" line, which he got from watching millions of episodes of Gunsmoke. (Which can be used to great effect when caught cheating at cards)
Raoul likes to re-enact scenes from his favourite show. This is him practicing his famous "I don't want no trouble" line, which he got from watching millions of episodes of Gunsmoke. (Which can be used to great effect when caught cheating at cards)
If I recall correctly, when he plays cards he put the money at the end of the barrel of his mounted shotgun. If he wins no worries...he he loses...well
"cha-chik....come here and collect"
