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Absolutely beautiful!

Take the money you might spend on a chord buddy and get a cheap first lesson. You might be surprised the advice you will get from that one lesson. They will see right away if you have a chance of playing, or should go to slide, or if you are trying to do a death grip. Etc.

okay all installed now. i like this satin finish. i have been using on all cabinets as of late. Sprayed with air assist sprayer. and on to my next hunny do list. te doing entrance at house. going to be a sit down bench and cabinets for storage and coats at front door and redoing room at top of...

But not one of them are in stock!

No good plumber puts joints where you can't access them. Lol. And they could not have pressurized the system for 24 hours to check for leaks and set home the joints to seal.

Striking resemblance. Good job!

Don't most Murphy bed hardware kits when they fold down automatically take the bed back tight to wall. I looked at a few kits an$ they all seem to do it.

I use a cloverdale product here in Canada, as it's Canadian made but you will have a similar product there. It is resistant to so many things including, Coca Cola, lemon juice etc. and I spray with an airless Graco sprayer. And I sand between second and third coat. 320 grit.

Sprayed and finished. Knots accented. Ready for install. Two barn doors.

Doors ready to be sprayed. Cut walnut Burl to fit in alder doors.

Wood dries at 1 inch per year, plus one year I have heard. So a 7 inch thick chunks air dries or shall I say comes to equilibrium to the environment it's in in about 8 years.

Buy the £55 one , sign the bottom and give it to her!

Delete, wrong thread.

You have been watching that guy make those toys you mentioned earlier. Subconsciously. .Just saying! Lol.

We use to have new guys show up, 20 years old, bulging muscles. Back in the eighties when we hand nailed everything. They would run out , buy the big 28 oz framing hammer, then brag how bi* there hammer was. Start pounding walls together, next day sprained wrist, crybabies. They would never listen."

That's not necessarily true. I have a 16 oz hammer that hits a nail in faster than my old 22 oz estwing. I'm a framer by trade, and got it through a secret Santa trade. I thought it was a gimmick, but after using it, I would never go back. It is balanced totally different , eliminating weight in...

Is this a house?

That's a work of art,

You will find more uses for that tool. I bought a dewalt one years ago. I would not live without one now, it's one of those tools like my track Festool saw. Didn't think I needed one. Once had one , wished I'd bought one years before.