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Here are some
projects I've done. Hover your mouse over the My Projects button at
the left. Obviously, there's a bit more to it than what you
see. A lot of planning, work, and trips to Lowe's and Home Depot.
I learned much from my endeavors and suggest that if you've got a "special"
project in mind, find out what it would take for you to do it.
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The banister project was a
favorite of mine because I had not done anything like it before. I had
to buy some special tools, figure angles, and at times be very brave and cut
the "good" stuff. Yeah, I cut many sample pieces before cutting the
actual pieces. The banister was also the first big project that I
tackled upon retiring. |
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If my wife hadn't come up with
the idea to put in a closet above our stairway, the master bath project
probably wouldn't have ever gotten going. By freeing up space from
eliminating the small walk-in closet we had, it enabled the room to
accommodate the Jacuzzi bathtub that we put in. I did call a plumber
in to move the pipes in the floor and walls. Also a professional put
in the "mud floor" for the shower. All other work was completed by me.
That project took almost a year to complete.
And of course, there's always the MG to fool
around with. Check it out.
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