Randy McDonald said:Randy my wife wants new counter tops in the kitchen. Want to come on down and make some for me. I have a lean-to you can crash in. :)
Remember Roos..your are self-employed too. What the customer does not know won't hurt them. :)
Shawn said:Randy??? I'd wait for the ride-on train, so ya got a way to git back & forth.... :)Randy McDonald said:Randy my wife wants new counter tops in the kitchen. Want to come on down and make some for me. I have a lean-to you can crash in. :)
Remember Roos..your are self-employed too. What the customer does not know won't hurt them. :)
Shawn said:My wife wants new counter tops too. But you wouldn't have to stay out in the back 40 ;) We have a real bed with a new matress, heat/AC and satellite TV :D Ralph
Randy my wife wants new counter tops in the kitchen. Want to come on down and make some for me. I have a lean-to you can crash in. :)
Ralph your offer sounds a way better…proper bed, heat, Ac and Sat TV. Gotta beat a lean-to in the back 40. 
Sorry Shawn.
Can I come?
If you bring alot of bheers…
Boy, This Forum sure does have a high # of Alky’s on it… Nick
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Got some more done today. All the walls for the 1st floor are up. Still need to clean up the glue joints and add trim boards at the exterior corners. Track side.
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And Rear.
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If the door/window openings seem a little large, it’s because I make the door/window unit complete with 6" trim boards and then they get put into the openings.
Nicely done Randy.
Randy, looking good… 
This station has a 6’ roof overhang all around, so today after work I started working on the brackets to support the overhang. They are not as fancy as the CPR ones, I wanted a more rustic appearance and besides much easier to fabricate.
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Dude!!!
Sweet…But a man with your skills can make lambs tongues in them brackets for shadows and picking out a 4 color paint scheme!
Edit for nice jig!!!
No lambs tongues!!!
Why?
Come on!!!
Well, I had to Google it to find out what a lamb’s tongue is in relation to carpentry. Also discovered there’s a succulent by that name, and found many recipes for cooking a lamb’s tongue.
Ray Dunakin said:Well, what is it ? Inquiring minds want to know :) I"d rather not dig through 12 pages of recipes ;) Ralph
Well, I had to Google it to find out what a lamb's tongue is in relation to carpentry.
lamb’s tongue
A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture | 2000 | JAMES STEVENS CURL | 256 words | Copyright
lamb’s tongue.
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Regency glazing-bar with a section of two long ogees separated by a fillet, very fine and deep compared with its width.
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Tapering tongue-like end to a stair handrail rising in a concave curve and joining the handrail in a convex sweep.
noun Architecture .
a molding having a deep, symmetrical profile ending in a narrow edge, as in a sash bar.
http://www.woodsmith.com/magazine/extras/153/a-lambs-tongue-chamfer/
David Russell said:Another new woodworking term for me. Thanks David !
Dude!!! Sweet.......But a man with your skills can make lambs tongues in them brackets for shadows and picking out a 4 color paint scheme! :)
Ken Brunt said:
lamb's tongue A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture | 2000 | JAMES STEVENS CURL | 256 words | Copyrightlamb’s tongue.
- Regency glazing-bar with a section of two long ogees separated by a fillet, very fine and deep compared with its width.
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That definition raises more questions than it answers
