This year for Christmas, I decided to make something special for Ann. A couple weeks prior to Christmas, Ann recieved her engineer's license, which is a huge accomplishment. I really wanted to celebrate this somehow and show how proud I was. All licenses need a frame to be displayed in right? test, test and… Continue reading Christmas Gift | Walnut License Frame
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Christmas Gift | Birdhouse Ornament
For Christmas this year, I wanted to do something fun. I love making gifts for people, it gives you a sense of pride and purpose. I'm not the type of person that can do projects with no purpose, so gifts are a really great way to give me something unique and fun to do and… Continue reading Christmas Gift | Birdhouse Ornament
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Not Really Pool People | Fence + Gates
pool barrier Finally, the fence. The end of this project, and the summer, is in sight. Bring it on. pool code The NYS Division of Code Enforcement references the Residential Code of NYS Appendix G for pool barrier requirements. It requires the fence to be 48" high and cannot allow the passage of a 4"… Continue reading Not Really Pool People | Fence + Gates
Not Really Pool People | Pavers + Coping
coping stones Before laying any pavers, we had to get the coping around the pool edge set. We were looking for a more modern look than typical bullnose 6” coping stones that you often see around pools. We selected Nicolock Thermal Treads in Bluestone which are 48” x 12” x 2”. They are meant to… Continue reading Not Really Pool People | Pavers + Coping
Not Really Pool People | First Steps
If you haven't yet, we recommend you take a look at our intro post that discusses our original thoughts when first tackling our pool project. The project that consumed our summer and changed us into pool people after all (at least me, Kyle is still on the fence). Here we’ll detail the first few steps… Continue reading Not Really Pool People | First Steps
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