Dude that looks good, hard to believe you couldn't sell it. It would fit in in one of these historic homes around here. Massive wood everything in these homes. 😁

This is now twin-lever-faucet hour, show me your best twin-lever faucets, knobs are for slobs.

I just moved homes from one with all twin-lever faucets to one with the single-lever and one with twin-knobs and they’re both terrible. I want this back:

Just read through the channel you guys are killing it

@Tanner - SC

Clawfoot tub to match

This is my favorite channel in this server

Oh come on <#453241577062662146> is where it's at.

Oh come carpenters build the world bro😃 😂 😂

@RevStench do you eat?

@Der Seeteufel - SD haha I love farmers

We can all be friends. Lol

Just remembered to take a pic of this after it was finished

Both this channel and <#453241577062662146> have loads of content now. It’s hard to say which is better

That looks really good man @Envian
Nice work

I love this server in general, it's full information

Spent this weekend pulling up our old rotting 20+ year old deck boards and replacing them with some composite boards

Need to get a few more 16ft boards before I can finish the middle of the deck

@RevStench clawfoot tubs own, would really like one whenever I buy a house. Looks great

@everyone Anyone interested in buying an architectural woodworking firm?

@SamanthaM Is this your family business that you have spoke of before?

@JesseJames No, different industry.

@SamanthaM oh after some of the messages I seen from you about the family business I knew you where very passionate about it.

@everyone Got a quotes on the firm. He’s selling for $350k.

@ophiuchus ^

@SamanthaM what exactly is the deal? I'm not looking to buy it, just curious

It’s the sale of an architectural woodworking firm in PA. All equipment included.@John O -

I think @RevStench would be the only one here who would have the necessary skill set to take advantage of that

And @Envian

Worst sinks ever. No "warm" water, hot or cold

Apparently the way you're supposed to use them is clog the sink, fill it up with both, and splash your hands around

When the brick layer builds a house.

@RevStench who did that?

How old is it?

It was built around 1900, I don't know who built it. It's in Jeffersonville, IN. The lady who bought it is restoring it back to the period correct look, we're replacing the plastic windows with wooden ones, the mason is fixing all the mortor joints, they rebuilt the roof completely, replaced it with a metal one. She's going to put in a mosaic wooden floors. It's going to look really nice. This is her 4th restoration in just over a year. Jeffersonville is going to be a really nice town once they finish with the whole city "facelift". It's like a small town but it's right across the river from downtown Louisville. @Deleted User

I would love a brick house