Modern Insight

This is the only way I want to miter fold ever again.
writing the code for this 91deg Vbit on my new Rig Pro

Put the soffits and giant 7x7 solid fir posts on my self support staircase! Now it’s time for the painters to work some magic.

Ceiling number two of five is nearly complete. And the painters are hot on my heels filling nail holes already.

Here are some secondary cabinets that were completed before Christmas.

Textured Melamine master closet with grain matching drawers.

White melamine plywood laundry cabinets with Floating shelves and a built in rollout drying rack.

White melamine plywood pantry loaded with rollout drawers.

How much drugs must you do to be this STUPID????

I don’t know what more I could of done to prevent this nonsense... I don’t leave tools in the trailer and the doors are UNLOCKED that’s right the doors are NOT LOCKED.

Why do we allow these useless and unproductive members of society to continue to prowl around.


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A little Sunday glaze action for the boys from

It’s about time! I finally got some pictures of the quarter sawn white oak and raw steel doors.

I wish I had put one on a scale but they were the heaviest doors I have ever picked up... absolutely a two man lift if you plan to move them more than two feet!

Completed this beauty of a rail replacement today. Every thing except the metal spindles was made by me.

As you can see in the before photos the last guy to tackle this project had no clue what to do with these tricky raked corner transitions.

I made custom twisted and curved fitting to eliminate 6 unnecessary newel posts. Then reinforced and boxed over the 4 remaining newels.

Last few photos from the epic walnut project. There are parts to this project that I just couldn’t get good pictures of... those smaller rooms just jamb packed with beautiful walnut cabinets.

More of this GIANT walnut project with more to come.

Wrapped up this monster walnut project the past week. Over 200 doors and drawer fronts on this project. More pictures to come.

While I am not one to be overly festive or get deep into the holiday spirit, I could not help but recognize the uncanny symbolic similarities when I saw this lovely lady enjoying the sunrise while I drove to the jobsite this morning.

Ohh I know it’s not the first day of Christmas, that she is no partridge and that’s not a pear tree. But for the prairies of southern Alberta I think a pheasant in a Russian Olive will do.

Merry Christmas All.