I just got this email from my internet service provider:
Dear Personal Web Space User,
Due to multiple server issues, your personal web space has been created anew on a new server. Due to the nature of this issue, your personal web space could not be restored from a backup. Unfortunately, you will have to reload your web pages so you can share them.
What this means is none of the images I put into my posts from 2005 until last summer are now visible. I guess I'll have to sort through all my multiple files of pictures to reload them and relink them through blogger.
I guess I needed another project?
Monday, December 14, 2009
Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Some Trim Cuts I CAN do successfully!
In my last post I neglected to mention or display the trim cuts I can do successfully. Here is the new bump out before I started trimming it:

The baseboard was left over from when I did the upstairs 3 years ago, I had stashed two pieces away in the office closet. Here is the exterior miter:

The piece behind the room door to the right fit nicely, however on the closet door side, There was only 1/2 an inch between the wall and the backband, so I had to mark a line, saw down 1/4 of an inch, then chisel out so the baseboard would fit snugly to the wall:

And here it is in place:

The base shoe was saved from when we had to work on the dining room wall.

I hit the edge of the baseboard miter with a little stain and it looks great.
The baseboard was left over from when I did the upstairs 3 years ago, I had stashed two pieces away in the office closet. Here is the exterior miter:
The piece behind the room door to the right fit nicely, however on the closet door side, There was only 1/2 an inch between the wall and the backband, so I had to mark a line, saw down 1/4 of an inch, then chisel out so the baseboard would fit snugly to the wall:
And here it is in place:
The base shoe was saved from when we had to work on the dining room wall.
I hit the edge of the baseboard miter with a little stain and it looks great.
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