Current job.

[tjbier]

With the help of Festool I was able to make the headers for the casing 2 and sometimes 3 pieces at a time. And didn't have to make a jig for the table saw, man is the TS awesome!
Yes, this is my MFT [sad]  Hopefully soon I will get one.

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How the casing looks. On all the doors the heads are sloped 1 1/2" from the center, with a 1x2 "crown" on top.

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Pantry, shelves on 3 sides.

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I love this little thing for planing down the screen molding on the face of shelves.

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Back entry coat/boot storage.

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Needs crown yet.
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[tjbier]

Getting the stairway started, trying to get everything plumb and straight

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Treads on with skirt board mitered to the risers.

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Putting the wraps and stiles on the corner posts, and fitting handrails.

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Figuring out the spacing for the spindles and installing.  I normally just drill the bottom hole but seeing JMB's chiseling on his stairway I though I'd give it a go.  Worked find but I either need to make them snug or bigger to allow for glue and shims.  I did the rest of them by drilling a 3/4" hole.

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[tjbier]

Finished the staircase.

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Close up of the cap. They were around 6 1/2 x 6 1/2, I beveled the tops at 7° trying to leave the bevels the same as the square top.

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Looking to the landing.

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And back up.

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[norwegian wood]

very nice work

 

[BigHonu]

Very nice!

 

[tjbier]

Balcony. Have to put on the caps and top wraps tomorrow, then all done with stairs. House like this and they ordered pre-made cabinets [embarassed] they are supposed to be here early next week,  then done until the hardware.

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Master closet, never did see so much closet rod. [eek]

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I know I appreciate the things you all share, knowledge, pictures, ect, so just doing my part and hope it gives you some ideas the way that you all have helped me without knowing it!

 

[peter halle]

Tom,

Great job!

Are the stairs going to be carpeted? 

Also love your signature line.  [big grin]

Peter

 

[tjbier]

Yes Peter, the stairs will be carpeted up to where the stair nosing dies into the tread, from the stair nosing out to the skirt board will be painted. I think the whole thing is going to be painted, I personally would never paint a handrail but not my house.
All the closets had some sort of built in,  a media closet, pantry, back closet ect. This is my 7th week there!

 

[lumbajac]

Very, very nice work tj.

 

[Chris Hughes]

Very nice neighbor.   I love the lentil trim.  I would have never thought of that, and the newels look nice as well.  Is that project in GR  or along the lakeshore?

 

[GhostFist]

Nice work indeed. Pat  yourself on the back job well done

 

[stvrowe]

Yes - very nice work!

 

[tjbier]

Very nice neighbor.   I love the lentil trim.  I would have never thought of that, and the newels look nice as well.  Is that project in GR  or along the lakeshore?

It's near Greenville, 1/2hr north east of GR.
My slang must be different than yours,lol. Lentil? the stair nosing?

 

[Chris Hughes]

The head trim, sorry.

 

[tjbier]

Oh sure. All the windows have the same trim on the outside too. It is all Royalwood, the TS was built for it.

 

[Chris Hughes]

hey, do you know if that solar plant in Greenville is still operating?  I did some case work in their control rooms a couple of years ago.  They built a plant a few miles from me and then shelved it so I'm wondering if the Greeville plants are still up.

 

[tjbier]

No idea, I didn't know that one was even there!  That's a hike for you.

 

[LostInTheWood]

Wow, nice work!  Nice to set up on jobs like that when the homeowner isn't living there yet. 

 

[Sparktrician]

Very nicely done!!! 

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[AlexThePalex]

Very nice indeed. Them stairs look really good. [smile]