Just trying to get the hang of posting photos just some curved casing and the future owner of one of the businesses can you guess which one now i will work on resizing these were taken with a cell phone
Edited 8/12/2008 10:02 pm ET by mikeroop
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lets see did it resize
I think it did look out now there lots of catchin up to do
Edited 8/12/2008 10:10 pm ET by mikeroop
That be fine first time up. anything around a hundred kb is OK. I try up to 200KB if good reason.
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i tried your trick i did my too turned out great
Edited 8/14/2008 10:17 pm ET by phelps86
Those are great pics with a cell phone.
They've come a long way.
Here's the first reworked a tad with irfanview.
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thanks rez i tried carrying a real camera but it never seemed convienant enough for me so all my pics will be with a cell phone know i just need to learn to post them open
Here's an old link to the irfanview data. 24441.75
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Mike,
You are doing some nice work. Is this the same project as the bay roofs?
Chuck S
No Chuck that is some trim for my house that has taken 10 years for me to get around to making here are some more pictures of plenty more unfinished projects around my house some cherry window trim and ceiling in the dining room some wainscoting on the stairs, a stan foster inspired spiral stair and some of the curved casing installed it has taken awhile because of so much going on but it's paid for so that helps.
sorry about the quality of the pics they are what i had handy.
Edited 8/15/2008 10:41 pm ET by mikeroop
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Edited 8/15/2008 10:43 pm ET by mikeroop
That is some mighty fine work. Looks good.
You are a craftsman. We have a dying trade. Most carpenters nowadays are glorified installers.
Chuck Slive, work, build, ...better with wood
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"It is what it is."
Message # 11 deleted by me, attatchment screwup.
"It is what it is."
Believe it or not mike he's just turned five in that picture and loves to go to work with me every chance he gets. he was three when he got on his first roof and we used fall protection he didn't like it to well. we only let him on shallow pitch roofs usually above a lesser pitch porch roof as in this case. with him feeding me shingles we could keep up with two experianced roofers.
That's cool! It brings back fond memories of working with my dad. I remember him letting me drive the p/u around the jobsite to go get more this and that when I was only 10. I have worked along side of him since I could remember, I don't have any memories not working with him at any age. It warms my heart to see any child working along side their parent. It really teaches children a lot of things that I think are lost on todays generation.
And just for the record, i wasn't scolding you with that post, just joshin' ya.......
I hope you 2 have a long career together.
"It is what it is."
Thanks Mike I hope his memories are as fond as yours!
Only if you make him work more than 72 hours a week. Bob's next test date: 12/10/07
Quote of the day: "...can't be done, it will take too long, not enough pipeline capacity, yada yada but yet they don't apply the same skepticism to their own "solutions" such as wind and biofuels"