With a Hammer in My Hand
Here are a few projects I built, all in Ladue, while still wearing a tool belt. In the first I made the mantel on site and we installed and site finished shop-made cabinets and paneling. White pine is so soft; it presented a unique set of challenges. One can hardly look at it without a dent or scratch occurring. In this project I also made a round-top pocket door.
In the round room pictured below I made most of the trim on site by attaching a router to a trammel in order to make a repeatable pattern. Round is fairly easy, with a bit of patience - it all emerges from the center.
Finally, here is a cedar screen porch with some nice ceiling details.
I made these scans early in the digital age and I can't find the originals, but I know they're around here somewhere. These pictures were not on the cover - I arranged them this way as to remember their origin.
In the round room pictured below I made most of the trim on site by attaching a router to a trammel in order to make a repeatable pattern. Round is fairly easy, with a bit of patience - it all emerges from the center.
Finally, here is a cedar screen porch with some nice ceiling details.
I made these scans early in the digital age and I can't find the originals, but I know they're around here somewhere. These pictures were not on the cover - I arranged them this way as to remember their origin.
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