Monthly Archives: September 2013

From rusty to trusty. Old scaffold end pieces were loaned without cross bars so we had to make ’em with conduit. It will prove well worth the $24 plus sweat equity.

Wood is a spring waiting to be sprung. I ripped a board and within minutes it curled up. Just as nature intended and just as I didn’t want.

One wall almost done. Those triangular pieces are menacing. The long walls will go up much faster.

New tool. Free. With a cord for hanging on the ladder. This is very necessary when installing and pounding cedar as it dents sooo easily. And now I see why clear white mallets exist — the black one works but … Continue reading →

The fun and pretty part! Finally! And if it ain’t rainin’ I’m nailin’!

Making exterior cedar corner trim. Oh yes it shall be strong!

Every job site needs a woman to the poop in a group!