Any woodworkers?

Very nice^, pics when it's stained!

 

Finished the stairs this weekend.

 

Very nice. Did you use glue to pin everything together?

 

18V Makita

 

Looks good Merde

 

Thanks Oz. It took all of saturday and sunday to get the 14 stairs done. That takes FOREVER.

 

I have the same

Impact driver
Hammer drill
Recip saw
Flashlight
Jigsaw
6 1/2" circ saw
4' wand cordless BGR

 

I know the feeling

I did my stairs , they are round and I had a double strip black walnut edge detail in the nosings , haha

 

Got any pics?

We didn't do anything special, just seems that anything requiring precision cuts, Takes a very long time.

 

I think I might have put some up here I'll have a look

The big house I just finished had all clear stain grade fir trims throughout , including curved trims , it took 7 months to finish the trims , lol

 

how big was this house?

 

Y'all are real good. That's all I gotta say. Wish I could do this.

 

6000sqft

 

Did you bite all more than you could chew?

 

Not yet.

 

stairs look good.

 

When you get a big job like that ya just need to call your bud from Indiana to come out and knock it out shockingly fast. . . . and then you can have long weekends to go four wheeling.

But wait, I do recall that I worked on that 6,000 condo for the Cummins CEO for six or seven months . . . and there were two of us working on it.

When I was out in BC last September I met a guy on the ferry from Horseshoe and started talking to him since his truck said something about woodworking. He gave me a card and told me to call him if I was ever interested in making the move.

 

There was only 2-3 of us working here too

 

More from that 6,000 sf condo for the former CEO of Cummins

Quartered and figured eucalyptus Butler's Pantry. This is one wall of cabinetry and there's another opposite this one. My lack of wide angle equipment made getting good shots difficult. The big drawers on the left and right are refrigerated and freezing drawers. I used the Festool Domino loose tenon system to join the mitered doors.


The entry hall had several 4 x 10' wall panels of eucalyptus on the left and four inset eucalyptus wall niches on the curved wall to the right.


For some reason, those are the only two pics of the eucalyptus stuff I can find here but I have more on Facebook.

 

Here's some pics of the "personal area" which was done in quartered and figured English Sycamore. These are blueprint grain matched "faceted" wall panels around the curved wall opposite the bed. On the other side of the curved wall are his and hers vanities and her closet area.


Her vanity. Built to fit curved wall. Custom made front with routed pull detail and custom made "slumped" glass sinks.



A view into her closet from the bathroom area with sliding doors open (her vanity shown in the previous pics is to the left)


A view of her closet with the sliding doors closed.


Bedroom wall unit fitted floor to ceiling and wall to wall including cabinets on each side and platform bed. I regret not straightening up for a better shot before taking this pic. That curved wall shown above would be to my right as this pic was taken.