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   jonblakemore | Aug 13, 2002 05:02am | #1

   Workshop for a rainy day.

   Jon Blakemore

   
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   jonblakemore | Aug 13, 2002 05:06am | #3

   Jon Blakemore

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   jonblakemore | Aug 13, 2002 05:08am | #4

   Elevations.Jon Blakemore

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   xMikeSmith | Aug 13, 2002 06:16am | #5

   nice work, Jon.. where is it located ?Mike Smith   Rhode Island : Design / Build / Repair / Restore

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   jonblakemore | Aug 13, 2002 07:00am | #6

   Greenville SC.

   I built last semester while going through school.

   Very nice wooded property to work on.

   Jon Blakemore

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   PaulParadis | Aug 13, 2002 07:01am | #7

   Very nice, was it your design? 

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   jonblakemore | Aug 14, 2002 01:11am | #8

   I did the design.  AutoCAD was indispensible for the arch.  The client wanted the arch to hide the fact that the ridge, french door, and center of the garage doors are not inline.  Many combinations of radii were tried.  I would hate to try to attempt the process with a pencil and paper.

   Jon Blakemore

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   asmit764 | Aug 20, 2002 03:34am | #9

   You really watch this fine thread of yours......on all the time.  If some here are interested and I am very sure you are not-I am the roomate that helped construct this towering edifice with the plastic floor.  Ask Jon about the floor and how to repair oh ----moments.......towards the end of the semester.  All in all a very nice project enjoyed working with JOn very very much.  If anyone needs a helper rather owner operator type thing joint venture.  Jon is your man.  All the best buddy the project added sanity and spending money to a monotinous semester.

   Aaron

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   jonblakemore | Aug 13, 2002 05:04am | #2

   1x4 trammel point to make template, trace and rought cut with jig saw, then flush trim with router.

   Fastened with polyurethane glue and 1/4" crown staples.

   Jon Blakemore