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   stevent1 | Aug 22, 2008 02:17am | #1

   Brad,

   Looks good. Thanx for sharing.

   How did you mill the floor and trim?

   Chuck S

   live, work, build, ...better with wood
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   brad805 | Aug 22, 2008 02:34am | #2

   Thks.  I bought rough stock and milled it with a 12" jointer/planer.  That was actually the more time consuming part of the job.  I ripped the stock to within and 1/8" and cleaned up one side with an outboard shaper fence before profiling.  The T&G profiles, relief cuts, and trim profiling was done on the shaper with a power feeder.

   Brad

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   ChicagoMike | Aug 22, 2008 03:59am | #3

   Just curious, are those Integrity windows?

    

   "It is what it is."

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   brad805 | Aug 22, 2008 07:26pm | #4

   Plain old Jeld-Wens.

    

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   Gene_Davis | Aug 25, 2008 06:30pm | #5

   Great looking job.

   What did you use for uplighting in the cove?  I have used Juno Trac 12 setups and their xenon bulbs, which clip to the track and look like this:

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   The next opportunity I get to do cove lighting, I might try Juno's newer LED lights, which also clip to the 12V track, and look like this:

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   "A stripe is just as real as a dadgummed flower."

   Gene Davis        1920-1985

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   brad805 | Aug 25, 2008 06:51pm | #6

   Thanks.  For the uplighting I used four T8 flourscents that are hidden behind the perimeter band.  Each one is around 48" long and about 1.5" tall.  My electrician wired two plugs to a switch for me to plug in to. 

   I will have to take a look at the options you suggested for future.  The low voltage stuff is nice, but I have learned to get everything to work together correctly with dimmers is not all that straight forward.  Ahh, aint renos great.

   Brad