latest job
09-25-2009, 12:57 PM
#11
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: oxford county, maine
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lmfao! really??? i dont know how to do anything else basically. crete aint that bad. keeps you in shape andkeeps you tanned up fo da ladies. that foundation only took three days footings to strip. i actually just poured the basment floor yesterday all alone. concrete vibrators crack me up. magine the damage one could inflict hahahahaha
09-25-2009, 12:59 PM
#12
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Location: oxford county, maine
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ive built a round house w/ a series of hip roofs and ive bult round rooms inside houses for better acoustics for home theatres and i have done a dome for a salt shed out of concrete but never a dome out of wood.....that would be fun i think....then frustrating then rewarding...
09-25-2009, 01:11 PM
#13
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heres a few more in order......
the chimeny, i subbed that out, too much to do and too little time. hunting season is comin'!
looking up into the loft area
the deck design i did, (herringbone)
ladies, stop licking your screen.....
the painters doin a coat on the log siding for the dormers and a shot of a floor i poured.
the chimeny, i subbed that out, too much to do and too little time. hunting season is comin'!
looking up into the loft area
the deck design i did, (herringbone)
ladies, stop licking your screen.....
the painters doin a coat on the log siding for the dormers and a shot of a floor i poured.
09-25-2009, 02:06 PM
#16
Nontypical Buck
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: oxford county, maine
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i built my house about 3 years ago so to answer your question, yes its for a customer. to build that particular home completley finished, well septic and apliances not counting the land it will be betwen 220,000 to 235,000 depending on your taste in flooring, cabinets shower/tubs etc. the bank has already apraised this one at 385,000 when its done. i only have 44 days in it not counting the foundation and floors. i should have them moved in by the second week of november w/ any luck then im takin two weeks off to hunt. i have another log home, a 5 bedroom 3 bath job in the spring.
09-26-2009, 06:23 AM
#17
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Barrie, Ontario
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Wow It's looking good sky! I'll have to get some pictures of my dad house up! It's so nice hes been working on in for years thou, so when ever I go visit him I help out. This summer I had to drywall the basement.... its so big.... it took forever.... man I hate drywalling lol
Either way I'll get some picture up eventually.
FYI When I become a famous artist your building me my house mister!
Either way I'll get some picture up eventually.
FYI When I become a famous artist your building me my house mister!
Our sheep shed could use a little work
