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Amazing! Equal to or exceeds any cabinet maker I have ever know. :thumbup: Dennis

Thomas, the walnut panels etc are beautiful. First class craftsmanship. :drool: Dennis

Thomas, Chris, I really enjoyed the dinner and tour of your amazing place...thanks again! I have returned to feeling normal after completing the Hot Rod Power Tour in Bowling Green. It was physically amd mentaly challenging, but was fun and memorable. I see the beauty of using all that prime...

72 yds! WOW! It all looks great, I like the edge. :beer: Dennis

That's an honest life cycle of a home. I see that every once in awhile where I live.

Really looks good. :beer:

It's good to know about your shop. You are on my route as we come and go to our beach house. How about some shots of the shop interior? :beer:

Yes, it is the truth, and it made me laugh. I'll match your oil spill. I have my own, but it's called an "oil spray". Changed oil in my 18 yr old Mercedes. Filter/housing is on the forward dr side of the engine and is mounted upside down. Put filter/housing on, turned key...it looked like a...

I've been stumbling in and out on the thread for a couple of weeks and really like your purpose and intent for the building. Looking forward to the "Grand Opening". I see the same thing happening as Capstone referred too in my area that's not far from him. :thumbup: Dennis

The '66 DOES look real good sitting under roof. I knew you would roll out in the cars for exercise. I rolled out my '67 for about 35 miles yesterday.

We have a home at the beach and when the cabinets were designed, built and installed the broom closet turned out shorter than the brooms. It was too late for a makeover so we just jamb them in sideways. :dunno: We scratch our heads often at this.

Thomas, I knew you were on top of it, or should I say, you were into it on the shim trim. Dennis

Thomas, The lighting is perfect for a kitchen, I speak from experience. We did the same except, but ours are not as thin as yours. You have a small chore to do inside the corner cabinet. Do you see what I see? :) Are you putting up a central fixture over the island? Happy New Year to each of...

Chris, Thomas, I hope you will except my belated Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I have no excuse. It's been a great read about the home build and look forward to the finish, oh wait, are they ever finished? The mantel is going to be beautiful.

Thomas, I had a tile layout issue in our addition, but not like yours. Your does look nice. :thumbup: Dennis

Each of us have photographic skills, but the cameras now a day override us with technology. I must say you have done a fantastic job of documenting the events at the center of the universe. Thomas check your email, I have something in waiting. :) Dennis

Every time I check in on your adventure Thomas, I see more amazing attention to detail, resulting in a beautiful home. Looking forward to my midwest trip (might be the Hot Rod Power Tour) in '17 to meet you and Chris. :beer: Dennis

Thomas, The vent trick is slick. I know you had hands on on most of the house construction, but what about that drywall/taping/mudding effort? I did it in my garage refresh, but it didn't turn out like a pro would have done it. The home is looking good. :thumbup: Dennis

Thomas, Thanks for the details of the foam insulation saw. Very clever modification. Your cars will accept you back in the seat, do worry. I had a little personal accident in my garage the other day. Not to the car, to me. Check out the Corvette Forum post titled "One thing leads to another".:(...

Thomas, is the special blade on the reciprocating saw very thick to prevent walking/wipping and cutting too deep? Interesting tool. Thomas, I just have to ask. Since you are working so many hours on the new house, who is excercising that fine collection of cars? :beer: Dennis