Not all woodwork, but these are some of my recent projects and I'm rather proud of them.
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Mais yeah! First pic: I can see the advantage of routing the pipes to the corner, first, then along the wall. Saves room space, in that corner area. *Kinna looks like some of Jonas' handy work in/at the camp's/farm's bathroom.
After a job as that, it's nice to proudly sit back, with a beer, and admire one's handy work.
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Ok, my fa'vert was the public restroom doors, and the zig zag stair case on the cinder block wall. LOL
But let me add to the list. This was new home construction a few miles from where I live.
Just goes to show you if you don't have a saw, use that hammer! I'm sure if this is "union" thing where the electrician is not allowed to "cut" a hole in the wall. The rules probably say nothing about pounding a hole in the wall.
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You obviously appreciate the talents and skills of an accomplished tradesman.
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Sheetrock will hide it and the homeowner will never know. Makes you afraid to buy a new house.
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Yes. I recall in 1981 waking up to hear a chain saw in my back yard. Actually there was a new home being constructed behind us. The installer for the fireplace flue was on top of the house decking and cutting a hole for the penetration. Precision....whaaaaat?
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I can picture it so clearly: Craftsman Cary, sitting on a stool, facing the corner, wearing a pointy red cone on his head.
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Perhaps the installer was precise. Perhaps this was he:
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