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BruceSki

Formerly Motoman25
Location
Long Island
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Busy day with pops’ help moving my kitchen around. Trimmed some granite, moved some water and electric but phase 1 is complete. Flush header to follow in the future.


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BruceSki

Formerly Motoman25
Location
Long Island
My house was originally 1500 sqft. They added a 300 sqft back room/den. I have a half finished basement which doesn’t count for square footage. And I added a dormer upstairs last winter that was only about 300 sqft on paper but got rid of vaulted ceilings so it was equivalent to nearly double that. Gotta remember this is in the northeast and built in 1957. Things were different then and an open floor plan didn’t exist.

I’d say my house measures out to about 2000-2200 sqft now without counting the basement.



PS. Doing demo “neat” sucks. Takes forever to be nice about it. I like wailing away with the hammer and unfortunately couldn’t do it that way with this job. Twin 13 month olds and a 3.5 year old slows down progress big time.
 

OCD Solutions

Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
Location
Rentz, GA
I made good use of my shopvac’s during our last project but the masonary dust still got into the stereo cabinets.

My newest tool is an awesome helper!

PSA: After servicing the filters on the big Shopvac, fire it up outside or in the garage for a minute or two before bringing it in the house. :eek::mad::rolleyes:

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