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   ProDek | Sep 27, 2002 06:03pm | #1

   Wow, Greg that is some beautiful work. No wonder we haven't heard from you lately. You have been very busy. Great looking cabinets and installation.

   Bob

   "Rather be a hammer than a nail"

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   Piffin | Sep 27, 2002 06:29pm | #2

   Absolutely

   Amazingly

   Breath-taking

   Knock down

   Drop dead

   BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!

   Is this one you posted the drawings for a while back? Excellence is its own reward!

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   gbwood | Sep 30, 2002 10:19pm | #11

   thanks Piffin, no, I didn't post these drawings, this is actually the first attachment I've made since webx. this client is an interior decorator, she had perspective drawings for me at our first meeting! Talk about sweet & easy!

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   gbwood | Sep 30, 2002 10:10pm | #10

   thanks Bob, I had a lot of fun with this one- I'll get finish pics up in a couple days...

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   jet | Sep 27, 2002 07:55pm | #3

   Absolutely beautiful.   But those damn tiles are on the angle again. Has my wife been designing for you??????? 

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   jonblakemore | Sep 27, 2002 10:44pm | #4

   Nice work.

   I especially like the screwgun center piece in the overhead cabinet (first and last pic).  The lighting really accentuate's the curves and form of that tool.  I'm sure the new owners will be very proud.

   Jon Blakemore
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   jet | Sep 27, 2002 11:33pm | #5

   The lighting really accentuate's the curves and form of that ..............

   Careful, this is a family site.

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   jonblakemore | Sep 28, 2002 12:01am | #6

   Jet,

   Congratulations.  You are the first person I've ever known to have a tool fetish...Jon Blakemore

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   jet | Sep 28, 2002 12:20am | #8

   DW says every guy she has met has a tool fetish.

   I do believe it was Boss Hog who said he makes noises when shopping for tools. I think it's in the "old shows" thread.

   Here it is.

   "How about the time they tried to find "Animal" a hobby. Bowling overhand and aliggator wrestiling."

   Great telivision, IMHO.

   If you can imagine Animal getting all worked up about something - Panting and repeating the same phrase over and over excitedly............

   That's how I look when I go power tool shopping.

   Sorry Boss, But I didn't want to be alone in this one.   ;-0

    

   Edited 9/27/2002 5:28:28 PM ET by jet

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   CaroleG4 | Sep 28, 2002 12:04am | #7

   Wow, Greg.........That's all I can say.........

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   gbwood | Sep 30, 2002 10:20pm | #12

   Jet, Jon, & Pi,

   thanks dudes & dudette...

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   JeffBuck | Sep 28, 2002 06:22am | #9

   Very nice.....insets add just that extra bit of fun!

   Did ya use the dime trick for setting the doors?

   Jeff

   .......Sometimes on the toll road of life.....a handful of change is good.......

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   gbwood | Sep 30, 2002 10:23pm | #13

   Jeff- thanks man- no dimes on this one- ordered the doors a bit big with no edge detail & fit them to the openings to get the reveals perfect, then ran the edge details.

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   Joe_Fusco | Sep 30, 2002 10:26pm | #14

   Greg,

   Good to see you posting some of the very nice work you do. What type of finish will the cabinets get?

   View Image

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   gbwood | Sep 30, 2002 11:37pm | #15

   how ya doin, Joe?

   cabs are getting an off-white lacquer with a 'sand-thru' at the corners & high spots & a chocolate glaze. Painter is getting almost 7 grand...dont know what else to say...

   cept c-ya!

   nice typin to ya!

   gb

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   gbwood | Nov 02, 2002 11:03am | #16

   Finally the finish product...

   
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   ProDek | Nov 02, 2002 06:34pm | #17

   1010103 - I see why it took you so long - a pillow by the wine cooler - :-)

   Beautiful finish work Greg, a job to be very proud of.

   Next time show us the mountian of sawdust back at the shop created for a job like this.

   I'll bet you're glad to be finished and on to the next one.

   Thanks for the great photos. 

   Bob

   "Rather be a hammer than a nail"

   Edited 11/2/2002 11:38:30 AM ET by Pro-Dek

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   gbwood | Nov 03, 2002 10:56pm | #21

   Thanks Bob-  I played the major waiting game on painters & plumbers to wrap this one...

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   Piffin | Nov 02, 2002 07:49pm | #18

   Is it alright if I use the word, "Breathe-taking"?

   I literally sucked wind as the first imabe loaded in front of me.

   beaded on doors, full flush inset, stopped flutes, nice finish, Love that ogee style on the granite top.

   Primo work! Hope the clients appreciate you..

   Excellence is its own reward!

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   gbwood | Nov 03, 2002 10:58pm | #22

   thank you very much, Piffin! this one was an absolute joy to do...

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   CaroleG4 | Nov 03, 2002 01:21am | #19

   WOW!!!

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   Adele | Nov 03, 2002 05:19am | #20

   Double WOW!

   I envy the owner.

   But, but, its SUPPOSED to taste like that!

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   gbwood | Nov 03, 2002 10:59pm | #23

   thanks Pi & Adele!

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   CaroleG4 | Nov 04, 2002 02:32am | #24

   You're welcome, oh woodmeister.........

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   Rarebreed | Nov 09, 2002 02:31pm | #25

   Great work. I really like the finish on that furniture (way to nice to just call them cabinets). Beautiful.TCW Specialists in Custom Remodeling.

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   Luka | Nov 09, 2002 07:19pm | #26

   Wow¯²

   Don't bogart the Ghost

   Quittin' Time

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   4Lorn1 | Nov 10, 2002 10:07am | #27

   Well done. Impressive.

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   StanFoster | Nov 10, 2002 01:08pm | #28

   Very nice work...keep the pictures coming

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   gordsco | Nov 10, 2002 06:37pm | #29

   Very, very nice! That mantle style shelf over the gas stove is a very unique touch.

   Kudos!!!