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   dieselpig | Jul 23, 2006 11:32pm | #1

   Lookin good hoss.  Just curious... how many man hours would you say? 

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   Stilletto | Jul 23, 2006 11:35pm | #2

   Me and one helper probably had close to 1,000 total into it. 

   50 hrs a week x 2 guys = alot of work. What's wrong with me?  I could ask you the exact same thing.

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   dieselpig | Jul 23, 2006 11:36pm | #3

   Yep.... that's alot of work for two dude.  When you gonna buy a forklift dude?  You're the perfect candidate man.View Image

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   Stilletto | Jul 23, 2006 11:38pm | #4

   When I get the check off this house I probably will pull the trigger.  That guy still has that one I talked about earlier for $5000. What's wrong with me?  I could ask you the exact same thing.

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   Gunner | Jul 23, 2006 11:58pm | #5

     Looks good.

    

    

    

    

    

                              Tipi fest 06. Get hip.

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   Stilletto | Jul 24, 2006 12:01am | #6

   Thanks man,  the GC is probably going to have to call Armin or Stan for the handrail on the stairs. What's wrong with me?  I could ask you the exact same thing.

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   TGNY | Jul 24, 2006 12:02am | #7

   Wonder if he'll get to meet the GF.BTW how many s.f.

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   Stilletto | Jul 24, 2006 12:07am | #8

   The house is 2100 sq ft,  without the basement.

   The garage is 970 sq ft,  upstairs and downstairs.  The picture of the room with the 2 LVL beams running parrallel to each other is the bonus room above the garage.

    What's wrong with me?  I could ask you the exact same thing.

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   wrudiger | Jul 24, 2006 06:16am | #9

   Anything going above the front door, or is that going to stay a big blank wall?  Seems to be crying out for glass...

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   Stilletto | Jul 25, 2006 01:46am | #10

   It gets a big window,  two big double hungs side by side then an arched top window to cap it all off. 

   I left the sheeting on because I frame the openings after the window shows up.  The outside sheeting gets cut to the RO size.  Then I cut a matching piece for the inside and put blocks in between the two pieces of sheeting. 

   The drwallers really like the openings done this way as opposed to a couple of 2x4's nail at 45 degree angles in the RO.What's wrong with me?  I could ask you the exact same thing.

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   Sphere | Jul 25, 2006 03:52am | #11

   Rock on..

   Spheramid Enterprises Architectural Woodworks

   " I am not an Activist, I am, a Catalyst. I lay around and do nothing, until another ingredient is added"

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   Stilletto | Jul 26, 2006 02:00am | #12

   Will do man. What's wrong with me?  I could ask you the exact same thing.

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   Stilletto | Jul 28, 2006 04:53am | #13

   Here they are Blue.

   What's wrong with me?  I could ask you the exact same thing.

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   Stilletto | Sep 16, 2006 03:07am | #14

   Update on lot 12,    got the siding started, and the deck built.  90%  of the doors and windows are in.  Waiting on some special order doors. 

        

   What the problem is? 

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   Stilletto | Sep 16, 2006 03:10am | #15

   Forgot the pictures.     

   What the problem is? 

   
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   TomMGTC | Sep 16, 2006 06:51am | #16

   Is there any wrap or felt going on under that siding?Tom

   Douglasville, GA

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   Stilletto | Sep 16, 2006 08:49am | #17

   Sure is,  look at the first pictures in the thread.  The whole house has Tyvek on it. 

   As for the parts of the garage when I framed it I left the Tyvek off untill the roofers had ran all their flashing.  Then I run the Tyvek and siding over that.      

   What the problem is? 

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   TomMGTC | Sep 16, 2006 02:50pm | #18

   Sorry, I should have gone back and looked at the others. The thing I was curious about was at the cornerboard. How is the wrap detailed there?Tom

   Douglasville, GA

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   Stilletto | Sep 16, 2006 02:56pm | #19

   The Tyvek is overlapped around the corner.  If the corner is in a trouble area (where a roof dumps into it)  I use the self adhesive window tape on the nail flanges of it as well.     

   What the problem is?