Awesome work!
-
-
It’s been a while since I updated the build, we moved in 2-3 weeks ago.
Finally got around to a deck this last weekend!
And as usual BobG was holding down a lawn chair for us
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkComment
-
Here was the first dinner in the new porch!
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkComment
-
Wow!Comment
-
Very nice job !Comment
-
Congrats awesome!!!Comment
-
Keep the updates coming ! looks great !Comment
-
Awesome! Congrats!Comment
-
Here’s some pictures of the interior!
Please excuse the mess, we do live here, and we are still unpacking and arranging and adding furniture!
Kitchen and Dining
Master bedroom
The kids room/ guest room
Restroom with the washer dryer behind the door
The living room minus our piano and gun cabinet. Also still deciding if we are going to put up a TV.... we really only used it occasionally for movies, and we have a projector for those. We are definitely an outside family
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkComment
-
I was told by my bride those pics were hideous and needed to be replaced [emoji1787]
Kids room
Master
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkComment
-
Fantastic. Nice work.Comment
-
Well here we are. About 2 months in this beaut..
Updates: gecko crawled into the control board for the outer unit of the Ac/heat pump.. so we have been heating the house with radiators while we waiting on a new control board. It’s been about 2 weeks Like this.
Yesterday my wife smelt something burning in the hallway... the breaker had flipped in the kids room.
After some investigation work I found this!
I turned the breaker back on and saw the hot wire almost immediately glowing red.
I made a few calls and got ahold of Bud Mullins (texaswBOWhunter) he told me what another electrician also confirmed.
When I tied these wires in, I didn’t twist them together prior to installing the wire nut! Basic dude stuff right?! Well I thought that was what the wire nut was for! So I spent the morning “re-nuttin” my junction boxes!!
Anyway! We are loving the cabin and had the whole family out for thanksgiving!
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkComment
-
Man thats a tough lesson on that wire. I worked with my dad my whole juvenile to early adult life and did that one time that he saw. My old man is a AC instsller/Electrician, and I got my butt ripped over it to say the least, lesson learned. The place looks amazing sir!
Sent from my SM-N970U using TapatalkComment
-
Originally posted by bowfishin fool View PostWell here we are. About 2 months in this beaut..
Updates: gecko crawled into the control board for the outer unit of the Ac/heat pump.. so we have been heating the house with radiators while we waiting on a new control board. It’s been about 2 weeks Like this.
Yesterday my wife smelt something burning in the hallway... the breaker had flipped in the kids room.
After some investigation work I found this!
I turned the breaker back on and saw the hot wire almost immediately glowing red.
I made a few calls and got ahold of Bud Mullins (texaswBOWhunter) he told me what another electrician also confirmed.
When I tied these wires in, I didn’t twist them together prior to installing the wire nut! Basic dude stuff right?! Well I thought that was what the wire nut was for! So I spent the morning “re-nuttin” my junction boxes!!
Anyway! We are loving the cabin and had the whole family out for thanksgiving!
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Lesson learned the way easy way! You could easily be sending pics of a pile of ashes right now!Comment
-
I never knew that about the wire nut.. I too thought the threaded nut did all thatComment
Comment