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Some things I do at work.

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10% | 90%

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Stools of the trade

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Still crushin' it. Shiplap wainscoting Homemade stool Extension jambs Rake and homemade top cap

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Now I don’t claim to be an engineer or a carpenter, but this looks like a faulty door to me. In the top photo you can clearly see that the jamb header is shorter than the width of the actual door. All the below photos are pictures of the supporting measurements at top and bottom (jamb-to-jamb). I banged the non-hinge side jamb apart so that I could get this thing swinging on the day of install. I had no choice with the previous door sawn to bits, day time coming to end, and a toddler running through the house. Everything is plumb square and level. I really don’t want to complain to my local yard since the expedited the custom door, gave me a good price, and got a contractor discount… but wtf.

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I crushed it

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The hood

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Air switch installed. In terms of functionality, this kitchen is complete.

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Under sink cabinet. Plumbing, electrical, and associates fittings.

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Kitchen at 95%

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My life in one picture

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Was painting an empty room 60 hours ago

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Sink and a little bit of oak counter top. Lifted that in myself.

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Cabinet doors

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Cabinet install

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Touch of blue

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Prime it

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Last views of floor before I cover it up