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   Luka | Nov 30, 2003 07:58pm | #1

   Sphere,

   This could have been added to the original thread.

   : )

   Live, Love, Forgive and Forget

   quittintime

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   DougU | Nov 30, 2003 11:47pm | #2

   sphere

   Nothing a little vinyl siding wont cure.

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   IMERC | Nov 30, 2003 11:54pm | #3

   and leveler board... 

   Who ever invented work didn't know how to fish....

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   DougU | Dec 01, 2003 04:28am | #4

   Whats leveler board?

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   IMERC | Dec 01, 2003 05:13am | #5

   Glorified high density foil covered carboard that goes up before the vynal.

   Put over stucco, shakes, irregular exsisting surfaces and that type of thing to give you a flatter surface to install the vynal to.

   Always knew it by that name. 

    

   Who ever invented work didn't know how to fish....

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   DougU | Dec 01, 2003 05:23am | #6

   OK

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   Steve1 | Dec 01, 2003 05:33am | #7

   yes it has potential alright and nothing else

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   BungalowJeff | Dec 01, 2003 08:55am | #8

   I have seen much worse turned around without Tom Silva ripping all of the interior walls and plaster out.

   ...that's not a mistake, it's rustic

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   handhewn | Dec 01, 2003 07:26pm | #9

   12 months and I'll have you winning awards for your total restoration project. You got a pile o' cash?

   A little glue and some sawdust and good to go.

   Curly

   Hand Hewn Restorations Inc.

   Restoring the past for the future.

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   MisterT | Dec 02, 2003 03:06am | #10

   Start with some C-4 and some kerosene.Mr T

   Do not try this at home!

   I am an Experienced Professional!

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   daddoo | Dec 02, 2003 03:09am | #11

   Good potential for a parking lot..................and it wont take any work if you wait a little longer...

   When all else fails, use duct tape!
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   Sphere | Dec 02, 2003 04:50am | #13

   Maybe some new stairs inside will help..Made these in NC about 6 yrs. ago, took them apart shipped them to the client in Bentonville Ark. she is the daughter of a guy named Sam..this is ONE of her homes..make a guess.. went with one helper and reassembled them in 4 days..would not EVER do it again..But, logs dont scare me..The stringers are poplar as are the treads..treads are wedge shaped for the winders..the treads are fully scribed and the stingers coped then the dovetail cleat is attached with modified foundation anchor bolts and REALLY stout valve springs through the carriages. Every thing went together well, all the treads are level, no variance more than  1/8 inch in the rise ( at least when it was still green). Maybe Stan can get a good laugh at these..Duane

   
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   xMikeSmith | Dec 02, 2003 07:02am | #14

   sphere, armin's gonna love that one..... anyways, i sure do !

   talk about whimsey..Mike Smith   Rhode Island : Design / Build / Repair / Restore

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   pixburd | Dec 02, 2003 04:49am | #12

   Great picture, I put it on my desktop.  Lots of luck, I would do the same, except for my wife  ....