It's finally done!

Thanks-now if only I could replace my Englander with a gasifier I'd really be in business The furnace does the job but I would looooooooove to have hydronic heat. Unfortunately I don't think my plumbing skills are as good as my carpentry skills...

Hehe...yep, those "honey-do" projects... She was patient with me through the whole process but really wants those cabinet doors, so I'll be updating this thread sometime soon!

Looks great. Like putting an addition on the house.

Nice work.....can't let my Wife see this, I've got enough to do already

Nice, I was going to complement you on the sheetrock/spackle job, then I read the post.

If she does see it, make sure that she sees the "three long years" part! That might take some heat off of you.

This made me smile FBF as when we started our reno on our house, I told my wife that it'd be a couple years........that was 8 friggin years ago and we still ain't done yet!!

We bought out house in August 2003 and there are still unfinished projects from the week we moved in. I think that's just part if the magic of homeownership. It is a lifetime project. Just be sure to keep a roof over your head, a woodstove, and a workable kitchen and bath at all times.

Okay guys, let's play a game. Who can find the "red solo cup". That song is now stuck in my head.

Great job on the basement. I was scrolling down and I saw it took you three years. I saw the before and then the next picture and thought, wow, that took you three years? and then I kept scrolling. Basements are cool. Not common in the northwest though.

I can

Sweeeeeeeeeeet!