Ideas for some finish work in your cabin

[adrenaline junkey]

We got involved with a job a while back did some framing and sheet rock on a house for a guy. well when it came time for the finish work he asked dad if we wanted to do it. we were too busy but dad said he would do it in the evening. he has been working on it for quite some time but it turned out great. they wanted to make all the stare stuff out of para lamb to match the exposed beams. dad just about wore out a table saw doing it because the smallest para lamb you can get is a 6x6x12. the Hickory cabinets fit in great too. Any way just thought ya might get some ideas from it or enjoy the pic's

 

[winter brew]

I like the safety glasses....er....goggles. Nice looking place!

 

[adrenaline junkey]

I like the safety glasses....er....goggles. Nice looking place!

lol yea those there are sanding goggles

 

[fuzz]

Neat! I like.

 

[sledhead ut]

Very unique for sure.
I would love to see it after staining.
Calico Hickory looks awesome in kitchens and hardwood floors too.

 

[justadude]

Wow, interesting!!! Great use of materials!! That saw will go poof any time!!

 

[adrenaline junkey]

Neat! I like.

Thanks

Very unique for sure.
I would love to see it after staining.
Calico Hickory looks awesome in kitchens and hardwood floors too.

I will post some all finished pic when they get furniture and everything done

Wow, interesting!!! Great use of materials!! That saw will go poof any time!!

Well at first when dad told me I was like your kidding right? that's going to look terrible. I was wrong

 

[doors4u]

That looks way better than I thought it would. We dont usually get the chance to do a lot of diffreent stuff. Most of my customers are still doing alder with iron. What part of Idaho are you in?

 

[MACH]

I like the wood used on those railings! Hickory is the only way to go for cabinets in my opinion.

We are finishing our cabin and my dad, mom and I have done everything,

Old man always comes up with some sort of cool idea as he likes to do any carpentry he can.

This is ours, railing has been put up since this picture.

 

[pullhardr]

That's a great idea on a simple product! The staining idea might be exactly what the lam is looking for. Staircase looks great!!

 

[mtncat800]

Wow, interesting!!! Great use of materials!! That saw will go poof any time!!

Maybe you should put a turbo on it.

 

[adrenaline junkey]

That looks way better than I thought it would. We dont usually get the chance to do a lot of diffreent stuff. Most of my customers are still doing alder with iron. What part of Idaho are you in?

Well its hard to break the trend with rising costs on everything most like to stick with the standard. We located in burley Idaho

I like the wood used on those railings! Hickory is the only way to go for cabinets in my opinion.
I agree love the way it looks

We are finishing our cabin and my dad, mom and I have done everything,

Old man always comes up with some sort of cool idea as he likes to do any carpentry he can.

This is ours, railing has been put up since this picture.

That looks great some day I want a log home they just really appeal to me

That's a great idea on a simple product! The staining idea might be exactly what the lam is looking for. Staircase looks great!!

I was really impressed I figured no way it would look that good

Maybe you should put a turbo on it.

Lol there ya go and port the blade too


thanks for all the kind comments guys

 

[messickzr]

That looks way better than I thought it would. We dont usually get the chance to do a lot of diffreent stuff. Most of my customers are still doing alder with iron. What part of Idaho are you in?

Interesting you mention alder. We just built a house in Iowa and used a knotty alder as our trim, doors and cabinets. A typical house here now either uses painted trim or oak. Alder is rarely used here, but sounds like the norm where you are.

Sorry to hi-jack, the work you dad did looks great! And a ported blade should run cooler and have less drag on the saw

 

[yardsale_oem]

I like the safety glasses....er....goggles. Nice looking place!

i was thinkin the same thing.....funny!!!

 

[adrenaline junkey]

Interesting you mention alder. We just built a house in Iowa and used a knotty alder as our trim, doors and cabinets. A typical house here now either uses painted trim or oak. Alder is rarely used here, but sounds like the norm where you are.

Sorry to hi-jack, the work you dad did looks great! And a ported blade should run cooler and have less drag on the saw

Ha ha there ya go wood working tip 103

i was thinkin the same thing.....funny!!!

Funny how when someone post pic's people catch some of the slightest things wish I would have thrown a bottle of crown and a 12 pack of Coors on the counter lol

 

[DVarmit]

How many blades did he go through on those stairs. I do really like the look and I would have never even have thought to come up with something like that.. two thumbs up..

 

[adrenaline junkey]

How many blades did he go through on those stairs. I do really like the look and I would have never even have thought to come up with something like that.. two thumbs up..

Thanks I will pass it along and he 2 carbide blades and I'm not sure how many router blades lol