Here is Dad showing us how it is done. 87 years old/young and he still has it! The Sioux Falls days aren't too far forgotten.
Three generations of crapsmen! Two working and one supervising. Looks like Cory will make an excellent foreman someday! Just not on
my jobsite.
Custom made corner shelf made of recycled barn boards. Nice shelf showcasing Cheryl's top collection.
Notice the blue railing.
Is this a Steerable MOBO, or Pepper??? Both are pretty sharp looking 'toys.'
Here's Cory bringing up a temporary window for the southside of the barn.
Cam assisting Cory with the window. It was handy having the boys around to muscle the window into place. Not too much muscle required with these fellas :)
Looks good! These windows will be a temporary fix to our ventilation problems. We just need to get the other windows primed and painted. When they are finished, they will be put into their final resting place.
Here I am modeling the guest room for when the kids visit. Cory and Amie will have to fight Josh and Cindy for this bunk.
Or they will double as a storage unit :)
Me supervising or minding the cord. You can't be too careful when Cory is working with power tools!
Cory safely working from a heavy duty ladder. He isn't left-handed but it actually helped him cut straight! He might want to think about switching hands when it comes to detail work.
Here is Dad showing us how it is done. 87 years old/young and he still has it! The Sioux Falls days aren't too far forgotten.
Three generations of crapsmen! Two working and one supervising. Looks like Cory will make an excellent foreman someday! Just not on my jobsite.
Custom made corner shelf made of recycled barn boards. Nice shelf showcasing Cheryl's top collection. Notice the blue railing.
Is this a Steerable MOBO, or Pepper??? Both are pretty sharp looking 'toys.'
Here's Cory bringing up a temporary window for the southside of the barn.
Cam assisting Cory with the window. It was handy having the boys around to muscle the window into place. Not too much muscle required with these fellas :)
Looks good! These windows will be a temporary fix to our ventilation problems. We just need to get the other windows primed and painted. When they are finished, they will be put into their final resting place.
Here I am modeling the guest room for when the kids visit. Cory and Amie will have to fight Josh and Cindy for this bunk.
Or they will double as a storage unit :)
Cory safely working from a heavy duty ladder. He isn't left-handed but it actually helped him cut straight! He might want to think about switching hands when it comes to detail work.