Latest install completed!
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Brice Burrell
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As a cabinet installer to another, GREAT JOB! [wink]
Jon, Nice install.
In pic #5, it looks like the stained crown is coped onto the painted crown. Nice cope job, but I might suggest mitering the very bottom sliver of the joint so that both bottoms have a 45 joint, not a stain on white butt joint. You have a very nice, even joint until the very bottom where the stained/white cope gives it away.
Again, Nice install, Dan
In pic #5, it looks like the stained crown is coped onto the painted crown. Nice cope job, but I might suggest mitering the very bottom sliver of the joint so that both bottoms have a 45 joint, not a stain on white butt joint. You have a very nice, even joint until the very bottom where the stained/white cope gives it away.
Again, Nice install, Dan
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nice installation! yep to bad you did not also get to make the cabs. did you use any festools or just a hammer and some nails...... lol,,, 
woodguy7 said:
Woodguy, in the last pic the mirror has yet to be installed. Against my objections, they installed the mirror frame prior to mirror install. I like to rabbet out the back of the mirror trim so it sits on top of the mirror. It makes for a cleaner look.
The cornice was a nightmare...the "trim carpenter" didn't install the crown properly (spring angle was waaay out of wack) so coping the stained crown to the painted took some time.
honeydokreg said:nice installation! yep to bad you did not also get to make the cabs. did you use any festools or just a hammer and some nails...... lol,,,
Only got to use the 55 to rip down some panels on site...other than that, definitely some hammer, nails, gum, and paperclips to put it all together.
