Bob & Genny's Cabin | Clipper Mills
Remodel pictures of living room
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Yeah, that's going to be hard!
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Looking much better without the paneling
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This will help make the stairway less dark
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Larry cleans up paneling shards
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OSA requires that we give our workers a break
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Out goes the old stinky carpet
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and even stinkier padding
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Looks better with all the old removed
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Sandie found a perch to watch the action
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Genny riping down sheetrock
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Genny riping down sheetrock
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Genny working on the stairway
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Getting ready for fireplace
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Framing new living area wall
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Framing new living area wall
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New flooring, all 1600lbs
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ready for the trip to the cabin
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Piles of laminate waiting to be installed
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Piles of laminate waiting to be installed
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Piles of laminate waiting to be installed
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new wiring behind fireplace
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Genny cleans out the cubby under the stairs
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Bob starts to relocate the outside outlet
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Cubby under the stairs is all cleaned up
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Cubby under the stairs is all cleaned up
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New switch box for porch light
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You never know what you'll find in the walls
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Yeah, this meets code -- Not!
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Yeah, that's how we open up a wall!
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stove pipe / fireplace adaptor
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New propane tank to power fireplace
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Auxillary heat run: fireplace to back bedroom
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Genny and Sandie on the step.
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Expanded sofit to hide the vent pipe.
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Bob works on sheetrocking the fireplace
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Bob works on sheetrocking the fireplace
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Bob works on sheetrocking the fireplace
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Sheetrock work under the stairs
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Sheetrock work under the stairs
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Sheetrock work under the stairs
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Sheetrock work under the stairs
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Sheetrock work under the stairs
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Sheetrock work under the stairs
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Replaced j-box with single outlet
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Moved outlet box into storage area
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blurry picture of AC (rm)
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Wall AC unit (from the 70's?) -- Watch your head!
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Wall AC unit (from the 70's?)
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Wall AC unit (from the 70's?)
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Steve asks, how do we get this out?
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Bang on it and then pull forward.
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Don't drop on tile floor!
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Wait, this thing is heavy
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Good old school engineering
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If we remove the shell, we can push it out onto the deck
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Righty tighty, lefty loosey
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All gone (pushed back out through opening, lowered into wheelbarrow)
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How are we going to patch this hole?
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The opening looks pretty rough
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studs and moisture barrier
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While we're here, let's wire this light fixture.
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Ben starts to remove the soffits
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Bob removing soffits (really)
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Ben still removing soffits
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Ben wonders why they used so many nails
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Larry wonders how he got suckered into doing insulation
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Ben and Larry custom fit the insulation
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Ben and Larry custom fit the insulation
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This stuff takes serious math skills (is that 14 or 12 inches?)
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Making good progress with the insulation
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Larry and Ben are smiling because they've finished.
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Duke watches the sheetrock go up
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Ben cuts out sheetrock from around the window
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Bob removes the broken ceiling fan
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Ben attaches sheetrock while Bob wires outlet
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Pulling out the old recessed light
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First round of taping and mudding complete
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First round of taping and mudding complete
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First round of taping and mudding complete
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Sandie likes the new sheetrock
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What happens if I grab these wires?
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Cutting sheetrock for fireplace
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What's behind the fireplace sheetrock (mantel mounting location)
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Or measure twice and then try to remember both measurements
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Starting to look like a finished fireplace
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Barbara paints baseboard / casings
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Genny sanding sheetrock, it's a big job!
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Location of built-in bookcase
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Bob applies more joint compond
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Haning plastic to protect ceiling from overspray
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Ceiling and windows covered
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Texture spray goes everywhere so be prepared!
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Primed and ready for paint
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Primed and ready for paint
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Primed and ready for paint
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Primed and ready for paint
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Primed and ready for paint
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Adding some color to the walls
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Adding some color to the walls
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Adding some color to the walls
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Adding some color to the walls
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Fireplace waiting for mantel and stone
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Framing for built-in bookcase
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Installing the bookcase back
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The mantel looks pretty good
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Barbara trims excess sheetrock from the windows
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Inside window trim fits good
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Genny painting the bookcase back
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Genny painting the bookcase back
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Measure once, cut twice or thrice
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Genny sands down the bookcase to prepare it for primer
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Laying out the fireplace surround tile
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Now just lift it into place and we're done (we wish!)
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Bob starts installing the tiles
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Bob works on the top tiles
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Should have put something in there to hold them up!
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Front of fireplace almost done
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Bob trims the stair rail base to size
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Bob trims the stair rail base to size
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This board needed a slight taper to fit, but no taper jig for the table saw. This didn't work.
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Stair rail base ready for primer.
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Stair rail trim is almost done
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Stair rail trim is almost done
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Stair rail trim is almost done
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Sandie tries out her new bed
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Starting to remove old ceiling fan
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Wiring moved from one beam to the other
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Neatly stapled and routed
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Drilling a hole for the new fan mount
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Mouting a box for the new fan
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New box mounted and wired
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Large moth haning on the screen
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New fan mount and patched beams
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Beams are primered. Looking better when all one color
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Beams are primered. Looking better when all one color
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Fan wiring is done. We have light again!
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Barbara took charge of the kitchen and kept us well fed.
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Painting and de-masking complete. Also, fan blades installed
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Painting and de-masking complete. Also, fan blades installed
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Starting to install the floor
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Getting the first couple of rows was a challenge
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Everyone was involved in those first two rows
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Almost finished for the day.
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A couple more planks and it's time to party
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A couple of good wacks will seat it
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Making good progress on day 2
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Larry admires the new floor
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Getting close to the fireplace
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This board needs to be hammered in since it must be under the fireplace brick
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Each swing of the hamming moves it 1/4" or so
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Cubby finished, one piece left
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Caulking around the new door trim
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Lving area blinds (closed)
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Bookcase face frame assembled
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Painting the installed face frame
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More painting the face frame
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Bookcase face frame all painted.
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New sofa! First real furniture
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Barbara painting baseboards
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Barbara and Ben discuse baseboard painting
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Genny and Barbara decroate the Xmas tree
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Our first cabin Xmas tree
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Baseboard installed in living area
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Duke poses with the new baseboard
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T-molding between living area and kitchen installed
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