One of the houses I worked on in the last few years is featured in this
article

http://www.trendsarticles.com/story/...tory_id=201330


I did all the railings inside and out, the awning over the main door,
the planters and the master bedroom fireplace.

I know I am not listed at the bottom under resoources.
I am currently trying to find out why.

The publisher is based in New Zealand, and I never knew the article was
even coming up.
The Architect just handed me the magazine in his office.

I am supposed to be in Better Homes and Gardens soon.
Their reporter had a long phone chat with me about my company.

In article , Ernie Leimkuhler wrote:

One of the houses I worked on in the last few years is featured in this
article

http://www.trendsarticles.com/story/...tory_id=201330

It's not necessarily a home that screams 'cozy', but it has a certain
panache. Very nice work on that railing... that sweep is very smooth.

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That's some nice work, quality that's of the sort you'd see in a
magazine (if you will...).

I think I'll not venture into the issue of you not being mentioned
'cause you know more about it than me (and that sort of thing ticks me
off in a big way) but I'd be interested in how it turns out if you're
inclined to let us know.

John

Getting credit for your work is a big pet peeve
with me. For me, I have the biggest issue when
someone states that "we are building our own
home". Sounds impressive and for most would
be a massive undertaking. In almost all cases,
they mean they are paying someone to build
them a home. Most of these types wouldn't
know what end of a hammer to hold. I have
met people that have actually built their
own home, driven every nail, routed wire,
electrical, HVAC...ect. To me that is
impressive. The meaning of "having a
home built" and "building your own home"
are significantly different. For some reason
they are used interchangably.

Having massive amounts of money to come
up with a crazy idea and paying someone else
to execute is a luxury. To be able to execute
the crazy idea is indeed a skill, and one to
be proud of.


Ernie Leimkuhler wrote in message ...
One of the houses I worked on in the last few years is featured in this
article

http://www.trendsarticles.com/story/...tory_id=201330


I did all the railings inside and out, the awning over the main door,
the planters and the master bedroom fireplace.

I know I am not listed at the bottom under resoources.
I am currently trying to find out why.

The publisher is based in New Zealand, and I never knew the article was
even coming up.
The Architect just handed me the magazine in his office.

I am supposed to be in Better Homes and Gardens soon.
Their reporter had a long phone chat with me about my company.

"Ernie Leimkuhler" wrote in message ...
One of the houses I worked on in the last few years is featured in this
article
http://www.trendsarticles.com/story/...tory_id=201330
I did all the railings inside and out, the awning over the main door,
the planters and the master bedroom fireplace.
I know I am not listed at the bottom under resoources.
I am currently trying to find out why.
The publisher is based in New Zealand, and I never knew the article was
even coming up.
The Architect just handed me the magazine in his office.
I am supposed to be in Better Homes and Gardens soon.
Their reporter had a long phone chat with me about my company.

Hmmm. Nice location for a porn video!

"PR" wrote in message
...
Hmmm. Nice location for a porn video!

Lol.. hey Ernie, would you rather be not listed at all, or listed as
making part of the set for a porno?

Tim

P.S. Looks good!

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WOW! I am going to go back and do some more polishing. :-)

How did you join those long sweeps of railing and satisfy an SOB client?

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Glenn Ashmore

I'm building a 45' cutter in strip/composite. Watch my progress (or lack
there of) at: http://www.rutuonline.com
Shameless Commercial Division: http://www.spade-anchor-us.com

In article , Glenn Ashmore
wrote:

WOW! I am going to go back and do some more polishing. :-)

How did you join those long sweeps of railing and satisfy an SOB client?

The longest sweep required a 20' 6" piece of tube, and the 180 grit
finish brushed tube only comes in 20' lengths.

So I had to butt weld it on, sand the crap out of it, and then bend it
to shape.

I use pre-brushed tube for hand rails.
It makes life so much easier.

Now I have a Flex tubing sander that wraps around the tube as it sands
the weld away.

I paid $720 for mine.
Porter Cable repair has refurbished ones for $358.

really really nice work, outstanding workmanship!
walt

"Ernie Leimkuhler" wrote in message
...
One of the houses I worked on in the last few years is featured in this
article

http://www.trendsarticles.com/story/...tory_id=201330


I did all the railings inside and out, the awning over the main door,
the planters and the master bedroom fireplace.

I know I am not listed at the bottom under resoources.
I am currently trying to find out why.

The publisher is based in New Zealand, and I never knew the article was
even coming up.
The Architect just handed me the magazine in his office.

I am supposed to be in Better Homes and Gardens soon.
Their reporter had a long phone chat with me about my company.

Way way cool!

Best to you and all.

Martin
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Martin Eastburn, Barbara Eastburn
@ home at Lion's Lair with our computer
NRA LOH, NRA Life
NRA Second Amendment Task Force Charter Founder

Ernie Leimkuhler wrote in
:

One of the houses I worked on in the last few years is featured
in this article

http://www.trendsarticles.com/story/...tory_id=201330


I did all the railings inside and out, the awning over the main
door, the planters and the master bedroom fireplace.

I know I am not listed at the bottom under resoources.
I am currently trying to find out why.

The publisher is based in New Zealand, and I never knew the
article was even coming up.
The Architect just handed me the magazine in his office.

I am supposed to be in Better Homes and Gardens soon.
Their reporter had a long phone chat with me about my company.

Thansk for sharing that Earnie. (wonderbar!)