Midacl
u/Midacl
Docs frozen heart is melting from the friendship created by team frenemies, which made doc break his own Redstone as he didn't have it in him to kill Scar or Tango himself, a true fairytale.
When you flooring project snowballs into completely redoing the stairs and railings...
reddit.com/gallery/1wap6gcI constantly had accuracy issues with the gps on my 10 pro. When parked, android auto would just spin the arrow. And I had to increase my home distance in home assistant quite a bit, as I had a few times where it shut everything down while I was in my living room watching TV 😂
The improved gps made the upgrade worth it alone, though the camera improvements were also worth it.
Why is it so hard to find a laminate floor that doesn't look washed out or over done with textures and features?
reddit.com/gallery/1vuidegThat added value was something I did factor into the cost, having them drop it to 6 months, and this being such a small improvement over the 10 pro might just keep me from "upgrading" this year.
This was a fairly quick model, maybe 45 minutes into it? Still some crude place holder stuff like the trim around the newel post at the end of the railing, and I need to add some details to the post.
I am going to be installing new Laminate plank flooring, and decided I should update my stairs and railing before I start. The biggest detail hangup I have had, is the location of the newel post for my railing. This is a split level home that was built in 1983.
I am also milling some poplar to size to replace the risers and skirtboards, as well as the trim that will sit next to the railing along the floor.
Currently I am thinking about wrapping the current newel post with 1 inch thick oak planks, which I am milling down from rough sawn 4/4 oak. Then build up some trim layers using 3/4 inch poplar, and route some details into those boards. But even with all of that, it looks like I will sti




