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Woodshop to house #2: It's coming along

24 days ago by Jimthecarver | 5 comments »

Hi All, I am getting very close to being finished.As you can see we have decided to move in early as the snow was coming. I have a drawer to build that goes under the heater area and will hold about three 40 pound bags of wood pellets. The top ended up being 2.5 ” thick and supports the pellet stove fine.The kitchen is looking better after installing the appliances and should look even better after I get the cabinet doors built and installedMore pics to come as I get a chance to do mor...

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Woodshop to house #1: Counter tops

36 days ago by Jimthecarver | 5 comments »

My little project on a poor boys budget is moving right along day by day, bit by bit, it is getting there.This has been a fun project from the time we decided to transform the shop. Tomorrow I start on the tile flooring and hopefully it goes as smooth as the counter top. Thanks for viewing my project, any comments welcome.

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The New House... #4: Ripping out the kitchen

70 days ago by ryno101 | 5 comments »

I’m posting as I have a free 20 minutes to compile these, so my timeline is a bit scattered… I’m well into other stuff, but I’m trying to make sure I get the big stuff documented here, so I’m really like a week or so ahead in the project, this was last weekend’s adventure. My two biggest “projects” inside this giant project…. are the painting/wall prep and re-doing the kitchen. The kitchen was by far the nastiest room in the house...

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What is that smell?

86 days ago by MsDebbieP | 5 comments »

October 15, 2008 A couple of months ago I brought an antique china cabinet upstairs from my basement. It was old, rickety, and definitely musty. The china cabinet had been my Mom & Dad’s and is around 50 years old. My Mom says that it was just a cheap thing that they had purchased long ago. I’ve carried it with me from home to home for the past 25 years and it had ended up “tossed” in the basement. Today, it is a wonderful piece that I am proud to have in my hom...

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The New House... #1: We're moving!

91 days ago by ryno101 | 5 comments »

So, I mentioned I’d be starting a bunch of new projects soon… Well, I heard today that our mortgage is going through! Yes, even despite the current “Credit Crisis” it looks like we’ve gotten ours through, which was the last hurdle. The new house is on 1/3 of an acre, it’s about 1500 Sq. Feet. Here’s the front: It needs a TON of work. the last two owners both lost the house to foreclosure, (you’d think that the first bank that had to for...

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New house building project #2: Finishing the cabinets for upstairs bathrooms.

146 days ago by PaBull | 5 comments »

Last night, just like almost every night for the last months, I am working on the cabinets for the laundry room and the kids bathrooms upstairs.

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Kitchen Base Cabinet

262 days ago by pappyjohn | 5 comments »

Hello Everyone, This is my first blog on the HomeReburbers, I’ve belonged to the LJ’s for 25 days but who’s counting. The time has gone extremley fast, and I’ve been learning of really great information from that site. So I was invited to come over too this site and post some of my remodel projects. Hopefully someone will maybe be able to use something. Well here goes. Sue and I wanted to redo our kitchen, its only a little one, but its just her and me living...

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New Windows #1: A false start

263 days ago by Dan Lyke | 5 comments »

Last week, some door to door sales guys came by pitching replacement windows. I thought “this ought to be fun”, and scheduled an appointment. Surprisingly, they seemed to have a darned good deal, 6 Anlin windows, including a monster picture window, for $3200 installed. Poking around gave us a fairly good impression of Anlin windows relative to various other premium vinyl windows (ie: Milgard, etc), but as we dug further we started to think that vinyl wasn’t a look we liked. ...

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Reclaiming Mahogany for Baseboards #2: Milling

267 days ago by Dan Lyke | 5 comments »

Yesterday I ripped the boards down to 4” wide, the widest I felt that I could reasonably get out of the lumber, and started to mill it into shape. Charlene and I ran it through the planer to take a whisker off and bring it down to 5/8”, cut a 3/8” diameter quarter round on the top in two passes, the first left to right to take off most of the stock, the final cut was a climb cut so I could end up with a smoother surface. Then we started sanding, 320 grit with the sand...

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Checking in!

277 days ago by grovemadman | 5 comments »

Many of you I recognize from LJ’s, I still thought I should introduce myself. I mainly joined to showcase some of my Glass work that doesn’t belong on Lumberjocks. Feel free to check out my website. www.californiaenclosures.comI live in my shop right now thanks to a poor economy and I am looking for a P/T job just to make sure rent is paid. Hopefully things will pick up soon here! If your a lumberJock living in your shop is a dream come true, If your a struggling new business owne...

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