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[stevezero]

The dining light did not work with the pool table. View attachment 2785501
so in order to solve the problem with table under it was to build frame over top. View attachment 2785503
All was set on saw horses so as not to lay on table. Replaced light and also had to repaint ceiling. End resultView attachment 2785507
Next project is the bathroom
Still in COVID mode around here

Nice!!!

You may want to make some clear polycarbonate windows to protect the real windows from flyin balls and errant cue balls

 

[S4Cruiser]

Boats…just another way to spend the money and feed the ocd.

 

[coinoperated40]

Nice!!!

You may want to make some clear polycarbonate windows to protect the real windows from flyin balls and errant cue balls

Yes sir.
All window have been covered with a plastic sheet material that slips in and out as needed.

Also have two 18 panel glass door with same treatment. I would say it was protection for the grandkids…but has saved my tail a few times already.

 

[coinoperated40]

One more project and then I MIGHT be able to start work on the 40. Going to have the slab poured two inches low so as to install stone on top. Ashland pattern bluestone.

 

[S4Cruiser]

Last fall we had two large poplars plus a cedar and a sweet gum cut / craned out…poplars we’re dying and dropping huge limbs. Combined, they all provided lots of shade to our back deck. With them gone we needed some shade to make being on the deck at least bearable…so I built a thing.

Semi large cantilever shade sail structure. Supported by concrete footings and ‘knees’ attached to our large deck. Powder coated black and all (except the epoxy anchors) stainless hardware. Hasn’t blown over yet!

 

[Comet]

New 16x30 patio. Electrical cut out. Hole. No hole. Two more to go. I’m thinking black grate.

 

[Comet]

Change of color to battleship grey after grinding and etching primer.

 

[Comet]

Done. Now on to awnings/shade opportunities. Man, the sun got hot all of a sudden.

 

[coinoperated40]

The worker has started. Maybe not the fastest in the world but she’s a keeper. Age has no boundaries when you have a project to do.

 

[Pick]

My dad was a butcher in the 50's-60's and this was his butcher block. It's been in storage at my brother's house for the last 20+ years. He's moving so it was great to grab this and start prepping it to go in our kitchen.

I have absolutely no idea how to treat this so research in progress... I assume I can just sand it but want to confirm before I do any irreparable damage.

 

[jfz80]

Hated to miss meet n greet but I had a small
“Window” of opportunity to get this project done (started).

Had an installer that owed me a favor so I pulled the units out and he came up and helped me knock out the install and exterior metal coil work. I still need to finish interior trim.

Swapped the kitchen windows for a single fixed unit and the mudroom/kitchen door as well.