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I just spend that bread toasting time getting toasted myself...
I tend to eat things like pb&j sandwiches after I get toasted.
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I just spend that bread toasting time getting toasted myself...
Still working on my kitchen remodel: finished the floor, which is the original 1939 yellow pine 2 1/4" strips that had been covered with linoleum since forever. I removed the linoleum, sanded, stained with Dark Walnut stain, and applied 8 coats of semi-gloss poly. The floors in the rest of the house are the original honey oak, as are the kitchen cabinets that I installed. Waiting on the solid countertops to be delivered. Meanwhile, I made a loaf of French bread in the breadmaker.
It does. As soon as the countertops get in, I'll post a pic.I bet the grain in that yellow pine really pops with that walnut stain!
This is for a certain ShotTalk member......
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I wanted to finish this before my back surgery tomorrow, but NO.........
Surprised you don't have some old hydraulic hoses, heater hose, etc. from your old Porsches you could use for sink hoses/drain. Enough duct tape and baling wire should have adapted any old hose to work!Countertops, with "free" builtin kitchen sink, installed this morning, leaving me just the "easy" hookup of the new one hole faucet and the drain. The hoses that came with the sink are only 24" long, and I need 30", and the sink is deeper than the old one so the drain, with dishwasher attachment, doesn't fit either. Lowes doesn't carry these "foreign" hoses, so I just ordered everything from Amazon.
I wanted to finish this before my back surgery tomorrow, but NO.........
I should carbon fiber wrap my chainsaws....