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I consider myself pretty handy around the house. Minor repairs, plumbing and electrical are no problem. This week, I decided to tackle a project that wasn’t technically difficult, but was probably more physically demanding than my 68 year old, out of shape body was ready for.
One feature of the home we purchased 2 and a half years ago that we really liked was the stone faced fireplace.
 

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There were two areas, a niche, and a snack bar, that were white shiplap that were less impressive. My project was to cover that shiplap with a stone veneer that match the fireplace. 2 days later, we’ve got what we were looking for along with several very sore muscles. I obviously could have hired someone but finding a competent contractor and waiting for his schedule to accommodate us, when, “I can do this!” took over.
It was a lot of work with a few issues along the way, but I think it came out nicely.
Before,

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After,

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  • Global Moderator
Posted

That looks great Scott!

Big difference and you got a real sense of accomplishment!!

 

I can’t do anything like that on my own, I’m always the guy who gives the guy what needs. 


 

 

 


Mike

  • Super User
Posted

From a retired carpenter, nice work Scott. Looking good

  • Super User
Posted

Beautiful work Scott. Looks great.

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