Creating wood grain on any surface using glaze and graining tools. Like wood graining a steel door for instance.Video
Monday, February 27, 2012
Faux glaze wood graining
refacing cabinets video
I've ordered red oak veneer 2 - 4'x8' sheets unfinished. I'm cutting my own doors out of 5/8 thick red oak veneered plywood. Replacing the counter tops, new sheet lino, painting the kitchen walls, replacing the kitchen faucet & new hinges & pulls.Refacing Video
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.
Allure flooring install video.
dandydj comments are right on the mark. A expansion gap IS needed. A gap must be left. If it isn't Allure will buckle just like hardwood or laminate floating floors will when no expansion gap is left. Also you don't just eyeball the staggering. You cut the plank in either a 1/3 length or a 2/3 length. Install either one at the end of the row of planks. You use 2/3 length. 1/3 plank should start next row.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Saturday, January 23, 2010
YouTube - Aluminum Window - Removal without a Glass Mess!
YouTube - Aluminum Window - Removal without a Glass Mess!
This is the way I will need to do my window replacements
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Monday, January 4, 2010
Friday, December 25, 2009
YouTube - The Colony 42/
YouTube - The Colony 42/
I really enjoyed this series. I will be going back and studying the methods they used to filter water, Create energy from several different paths. Solar, Gas, wood. Gather, cook, and create food. Defence.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Sunday, October 4, 2009
CabinFeb28-2009 :: snow muncher remix by scri8er - Photobucket
CabinFeb28-2009 :: snow muncher remix by scri8er - Photobucket
Photobucket is discontinuing the remix feature... BOO.....
Monday, August 3, 2009
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
2 bedroom before pics
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Here is the before slide show pictures.
http://s344.photobucket.com/albums/p334/scri8er/Hath-3/?albumview=slideshow
HATH3-RehabDone :: 2bedRehab#3HathKitch-BathTurdPolishing remix by scri8er - Photobucket
HATH3-RehabDone :: 2bedRehab#3HathKitch-BathTurdPolishing remix by scri8er - Photobucket
2 bedroom rehab done...rented...Docs signed....moved into today at high noon. It was a long push to get all done. Randy made it possible. Good solid helpful guy. I will give him more work after I take a break. (He needs a break also). We are both slap happy exhausted.
To recap:
1.) Took down all popcorn ceiling.
2.) Fixed 1 1/4 inch bow in ceiling in the 2nd bedroom.
*Ceiling throughout this 4 unit has radiant heating in it. Like a electric blanket in the ceiling between two 1/2 inch 4'x8' sheet rock.
3.) light texture methods on the ceiling used with mud and 18" roller worked the best for us.
4.) Painted all walls and ceilings through out.
5.) Reworked all electrical. Strange. Running hot. 147 to a ceiling fan? Rather have 115. Don't know why? Randy mentioned Knob and ?tube wiring? It's a gold medallion all electric home property. 1965 approx.
6.) Installed Laminate flooring through out. $0.78 a foot at Lowes. Used a underlayment like
carpet padding. For laminate. Deadened the sound and gives a spring/bounce to your step as you walk across it. PROBLEM floor would un-snap apart if we didn't take up all staples in sub-floor. Yes even with the carpet padding type of stuff.
7.) Fixed hole in outside deck with fiberglass on top surface.
8.) Bathroom. Resurfaced the fiberglass one piece tub and shower enclosure. The shell walls looked like they had settled on the wall joists. Not so. This is scalloped panel look that all of the enclosures have in this property.
9.) Bathroom. Replaced the counter top and used old sink and faucet.
10.) Bathroom. Replaced wall mirror with a larger one of 36"x48" that has a etched # design on the border of it.
11.) Replaced the medicine cabinet with a beveled edge mirrored one
12.) Replaced the Lino in the bathroom
13.) Replaced the counter tops in the kitchen with preformed laminate.
14.) Replaced the kitchen faucet with a moen. Used the sae Sttainless steel sink.
15.) P
ainted the kitchen cabinets a creamy white, bathroom same color.
16.) Changed cabinet door knobs. Ran short because I guessed at how many to buy when at Home De-pot. Owe them 3 more.
17.) Changed out the Garbage disposal.
18.) Installed 2 8' wide mirrored closet doors. One in each bedroom.
19.) Had Bridges Blinds (Huntington beach CA) install vertical blinds at all windows except the bathroom window. John Bridges has been in the business 26 years. Has a quality product at a reasonable price.
Call him for the next day measure. Day after that he installs. Takes him and a installer about 1/2 hour to install all of the blinds. Fast install professionally done. Just make sure you call John after your window areas are done with paint and repairs before you call him.
Here is a slide show of the finished 2 bedroom:Click it to get it started.
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Dog’s death highlights grooming hazard - TODAY Pets
Dog’s death highlights grooming hazard - TODAY Pets
Kennel Dryers. 100 degrees for 30 mins are they NUTS!
Friday, May 22, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Monday, April 6, 2009
YouTube - Nano Solar
YouTube - Nano Solar: "Nano-solar -- This is a company that as the potential to change the world. It has developed proprietary technology that makes it possible to simply roll-print solar cells that require only 1/100th as thick an absorber as a silicon-wafer cell (yet deliver similar performance and durability). It has so far raised over $1Bn US and is building a factory in the US, Germany and Wales. Their technology dramatically lowers the process cost and complexity involved in the production of thin-film solar cells and makes it possible to scale production very rapidly. The result sets the standard for the technology and products that make it possible to put A Solar Panel on Every Building™. Nanosolar is on track to make solar electricity:
i. cost-efficient for ubiquitous deployment
ii. mass-produced on a global scale
iii. available in many versatile forms."
i. cost-efficient for ubiquitous deployment
ii. mass-produced on a global scale
iii. available in many versatile forms."
Sunday, February 15, 2009
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