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Here is some custom work i done over the years b4 i "hung up the tools"

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Nice work there man, top notch!!

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nice work!

Definitely say you have a knack for it.

Ya wanna trim my house here in the projex?! We make it "superfly" if you do that!

Beautiful work, my friend! Beautiful work!

Wow, that's allot of cuts !

Looks great !!!

Hydro

Thx guys! Since I'm building houses now I haven't got behind a saw or nailgun in a couple years , my trim crew still cranks out detail like this everyday but man I miss gettin my hands dirty sometimes! It's about to change though since I'm building a new house for me n my fiancé, I'm trying to really push the project along so I can spend over a month ( normally would be in a house that size for 5 days) locked in there tricking it out with molding, secret doors, paneled walls ect

Can I come watch one day while you're trimming yours? Always enjoyed good trim work!

Free labor! S*^* yeah!! Lol

Hell yea man thats some fine work there. I remember a bad *** table you built a couple years back that I told me wife a wanted for our kitchen. You still have that pic? It was rustic looking and a dark stain, I think?

Beautiful work Poxy!

Top scale!

I'm game! Always like learning something new! I can hold the dumb end of the tape all day! LOL!

How do you get the bend around the arched passageways. I have a few in my house I'd like to try and do. I wax a structural fitter so cutting and measuring dint no thang to me.

To do the jambs if it's a slight arch or eyebrow I make a reverse template / jig and laminate 1/8- 1/4" material and glue it up then bend it over jig while glue is still wet . If its a tight radius I cut out the arch on a band saw from wide boards n glue them up . As for the trim you have to make a jig and send it thru a molding machine. If its paint grade you could use rubber flex jamb and trim but I try not to because it dimples when u nail it and looks like crap

Beautiful work!!!!!

Wow! Amazing!!

Having helped on several rough-in jobs over the years I can appreciate the artistry that you have displayed in you pics. Anyone who can do trim work of that caliber is indeed an artist in my opinion. Thanks for sharing.

Dude ...thats some great work

i've been in construction since i was 7. been an inspector for 11 years........ SON YOU GOT SKILLS!!! NICE WORK!!!

Thanks for the kind words, I'm getting ready to trim my personal house will post pics soon

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Very nice work but I'm worried that the patio cover is a little flimsy, you might consider some additional bracing! :D

Once again, very nice work. It's hard to find craftmanship like that anymore!

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lol, my back hurt after that one! 4x8 rafters:work:

Very nice work. I work at a custom door and moulding company and that is some of the best work I've seen. You should be proud, busy and very well paid.

Cypress library / bookshelf with hidden door to enter a secret office

That's awesome with the door. I've always dreamed of when I build a house I will have a hidden room like that that would be a walk in gun/important stuff room that would be fire proof. Like I said still a dream lol. Good work pox

It's amazing what Mexicans can do these days!:D

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the overhead ceiling shot of the foot wide crown on the rounded sheetrock corners.....i would have lost a finger on that one. WOW! Nice work. I would not want to be the one to chalk and paint that ceiling.

Looks good haven't seen that quality of work since pre-katrina.

thank you for the kind words, i need to update this with some new pictures

More pictures of your work would be nice! Going to pick out a house plan in Baton Rouge Friday.

Great work sir, true craftsmanship

Man I wish I would have seen this post yesterday, I would have told you to swing by the job . What ar****ect did u use??

Just picked up about 14 stock plans to look at. Steve Madden is his name. He is in denim springs.

Yes you do, I just brought a new saw and I need some ideas.

Do you use a brad nailer on the trim? 2" brads?