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   Piffin | Sep 02, 2002 12:05am | #1

   That western style trim goes up faster tho', by golly!

   LOL

   Excellence is its own reward!
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   JeffBuck | Sep 02, 2002 01:18am | #2

   hey.....that's not fair......

   framers carry caulk guns too.....just filled with const. adhesive!

   Jeff

   .......Sometimes on the toll road of life.....a handful of change is good.......

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   Sancho | Sep 02, 2002 01:42am | #3

   Arent the trim carps the ones walking upright????? ( I know whats coming guys) :)  Darkworksite4: When the job is to small for everyone else, Its just about right for me"

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   luvmuskoka | Sep 02, 2002 04:11am | #5

   Jeff,

   Trim carps have more boxes filled with little itty bitty tools they hardly ever use.

   Ditch

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   MisterT | Sep 02, 2002 04:15am | #6

   A trim carpenter carries a hatchet AND a Block plane.Do not try this at home!

   I am a trained professional!

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   luvmuskoka | Sep 02, 2002 04:26am | #7

   "T"

   Framers leave waffle marks behind when they do trim work.

   Ditch

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   Dez | Sep 02, 2002 10:22am | #8

   One thing about trim: You got the tunes goin' on, the tee shirt going on, the heat on, good light, and in Jan/Feb to boot!

   May the wind always be at ur back!

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   luvmuskoka | Sep 02, 2002 02:02pm | #9

   Dez,

   Another good thing about trim: You don't have to carry a sheet of ply walking across the top of joists over a 10' drop.

   Ditch

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   JeffBuck | Sep 03, 2002 02:45am | #10

   yeah....but sometimes ya gotta drag 16' lengths of trim 6 stories up the side of a building!

   Usually just up to the second story and thru a bedroom window.....

   Jeff.......Sometimes on the toll road of life.....a handful of change is good.......

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   FrankB89 | Sep 02, 2002 03:09am | #4

   Trim carpenters have clean bi-focals.

   I was circumcised when I was 3 days old;  I was unable to walk for over a year.