New kitchen
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MARK.B.
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Looking good so far 
that is a whopper of a sink
that is a whopper of a sink Big enough to fit a full sized basset hound with room to spareLooking good so far
MARK.B.
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My dog loves to jump into the bath if given the chance that's a fine looking hound you have
that's a fine looking hound you have
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Looks great
Jameshow
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Praise indeed!
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I bet a framed Kitchen is quite unusual in America.
Massive upgrade on the original.
Massive upgrade on the original.
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Looking very good, I see the pocket hole jig is alive and kicking!
Cheers
Peter
Cheers
Peter
MARK.B.
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What are you planning for round the top some sort of concealed lighting perhaps
some sort of concealed lighting perhaps Actually framed are most common, but with overlay doors/drawers. Frameless are generally rare (except in commercial spaces.)
It is, works great for adding holes on assembled boxes when you forget, or do something stupid. I have a machine that I use most of the time, not very portable though.
What are you planning for round the top
Crown moulding
Same as this.
clogs
just can't decide
work life balance....we call it burning the candle at both ends......hahaha...
Is the outside style of the house matching the inside...?
east coast.....?.
cant think of the name this at the mo...
Colonial.....?
all very oldy worldy......carry on....nice job....
Is the outside style of the house matching the inside...?
east coast.....?.
cant think of the name this at the mo...
Colonial.....?
all very oldy worldy......carry on....nice job....
Cabinetman
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That’s wonderful work! Just come back from the east coast and after several visits I am still blown away by the style of the houses, Mind you some of them are going to silly extremes with as many different roof lines as possible.
Lol yes work at work, work on the house, sleep, repeat.
They call everything here that was built between 1980 and 2010 either colonial or modern for the most part , neither have much meaning. Now it's modern farmhouse or craftsman, still without much relevance to anything inside or much outside.
This house is "colonial" in that sense. It's a more traditional facade but was just a generic box inside. The builders here will offer the exact same house floorplan /interior with 5-6 different exterior options.
I've been slowly transforming the interior to a more traditional look.
Thanks.
The Mc Mansions are still in effect. It seems to be getting better though at least in my area. Some "architects" still love as many roof lines as they can cram on a box.
Here you get architecture based on lego, no character at all because the builder has to maximise profits for the shareholders and so keeps cost to a minimum and if you have daylight between two houses they are classed as detached. As for that house, here they would have shoe horned another twenty or more onto that plot and I suspect it is to stop them falling over, a bit like cheap fully fitted kitchens where all the units combine to keep everything together.
We have the same issue really as with woodworking machines, we all complain about the quality but people still buy them and so nothing changes, same with newbuilds.
