JRC's Nightmare on Elm Street - Continued

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Thanks!

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Looks great, what a difference you have made to your house. good job! :)

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Thanks!

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Did you count how many balusters there were? Did any have to be replaced or re-milled?

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^I know there are 35 across the front. There will be 36, eventually, but the left end of the bottom rail needs more work, before I can put the last baluster in. When they moved the stairs from the front of the porch to the side, (50+ years ago?) they had to have new railings and at least a few new balusters milled, because the opening is wider. So, when I put the railing back where it was originally, I'll have a few extra balusters, and extra length of rail to fix the problem on the front.

I am proud of how the front balusters turned out. But I'm not looking forward to going through that long process again on the sides!

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Wow, just went through this whole thread in one fell swoop - awesome work!! What a beautiful house.

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Thanks! I still have a lot of work left to do. But I went back to look at the beginning today, and I forgot just how far it's come.

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There are 2 updates in the following photo.

1. I just restored and reinstalled the light fixture next to the sink.
See thread for details:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1331

2. I installed a new faucet quite awhile ago, but forgot to share photos.

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Looks great! :)

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Such a house! Makes me happy to see and it ain't even my house!

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