That old house #10: The End - (I think)

Nice job Billy. How about coming over and putting up my ceiling in the shop? Its only 28 sheets of 5/8 fire code sheet rock on 10 foot ceilings. :~)

Thanks.

No problem, Bob. I have a great lift that I use all the time, I’ll bring it with me. Only one thing, what’s the temp? As long as there is no snow, lots of sun, and temps in the 60s – I’m in. When do you want to start :)

Oh, btw, can we finish before the next snow-fall around here?

-- No matter how many times I measure, I always forget the dimensions before I cut.

this is gorgeous
Love the cat door!

-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada

Billy – That’s the Sistene Chapel of small kitchens. Beautiful job my friend. Just beautiful.

-- Working on my home for 2 years and counting.

Thanks Debbie. It’s funny about the cat door. She also has two dogs – the last one to be added is a hound. Unlike his buddy, the hound has a difficult time with the cats (has yet to learn they’ve been there a lot longer). Anyway, numerous times I’ve been walking up the stairs just to find his head sticking through the door. Unfortunately, I never a camera on hand. It is perhaps the cutest thing I’ve ever seen.

Mark – honest – it looks good when viewed from Texas. But no, I won’t point out the errors. Sistine Chapel, hardly. However, thank you for the complement and kind words. Speaking of the Sistine – I’ve always wanted to construct a dome in a house. Hopefully I’ll be able to do that some day. It’s on my bucket list.

-- No matter how many times I measure, I always forget the dimensions before I cut.

haha discrimination … poor puppy hehe

-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada

Finally got a picture of the pup trying to squeeze through the cat doors. Unfortunately, all I had was my cell phone, so forgive the grainy pic.

Anytime someone goes downstairs, he’ll stick his head through the cat doors and watch for felines.

-- No matter how many times I measure, I always forget the dimensions before I cut.

hahah that is hilarious!!

-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada

Oh Man – Billy that is way too cool! Well a little creepy looking too.

Anyhow – I found the flaw you were talking about. The can light above the stove is 1/64th of an inch too far to the left. How can you make such a blunder?

Well – at least you can spell better than me and you know how to make a dome. I have GOT to see that. That will be a grand sight my friend and I’m sure you could pull it off.

-- Working on my home for 2 years and counting.

I found another flaw. I think there is a paint drip the size of a pin head next to the arch…..........Nope, dust speck on my glasses….............

I love that dog pic! They always have to get in everyones’ business…..
I’ve done a half dome years ago in an entryway….can’t even remember how I did it. I was pretty green then. I would probably laugh now at how I did it then.
A ceiling challenge I would like is a groin vault. That would be awesome when it was finished.

-- The difference between a pro and an amateur, an amateur points out his mistakes

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