Was wonder how thing are going and how your wrist is?
1 – measure the board twice, 2 – cut it once, 3 – measure the space where it is supposed to go 4 – get a new board and go back to step 1
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frenchy: send me another email with your contact info, I never got the first one. I will be back next Thursday and love to see your place, take some pictures and help you get set up to post your own....
jesse at at at greatermontanare dot dot dot com
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Jesse,
My cell phone number is 612. 221 0430.. Call me! I'd be honored to meet with you..
I live in Wayzata Mn.. I'm in the book!
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Fine, the wrist is fine and gives me no pain anymore (I'll tell you this winter if that remains) ;)
Progress as always is slowed dramatically by the city's hassles.. This fall instead of spending my time building I'll be working the politics of getting the final permit that should have been a simple deal but will most likely take weeks and maybe months of my time..
I'd hoped that without the hassles I'd have the house finished on the exterior with only inside finish work left..