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Old 09-24-2012, 02:22 PM
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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.
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Dude ...thats some great work
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Old 09-27-2012, 02:51 PM
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i've been in construction since i was 7. been an inspector for 11 years........ SON YOU GOT SKILLS!!! NICE WORK!!!
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Old 09-27-2012, 06:48 PM
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Thanks for the kind words, I'm getting ready to trim my personal house will post pics soon
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Thanks for the kind words, I'm getting ready to trim my personal house will post pics soon
Very nice work but I'm worried that the patio cover is a little flimsy, you might consider some additional bracing!

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

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Old 10-11-2012, 12:02 AM
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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!

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
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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.
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Old 12-08-2012, 06:53 PM
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Cypress library / bookshelf with hidden door to enter a secret office
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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
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It's amazing what Mexicans can do these days!

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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.
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Looks good haven't seen that quality of work since pre-katrina.
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thank you for the kind words, i need to update this with some new pictures
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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.
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Great work sir, true craftsmanship
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More pictures of your work would be nice! Going to pick out a house plan in Baton Rouge Friday.
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??
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Just picked up about 14 stock plans to look at. Steve Madden is his name. He is in denim springs.
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thank you for the kind words, i need to update this with some new pictures

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?
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