Crisci Custom Carpentry

Yesterday we got rained out and couldn’t finish the stairs to the deck but we planned ahead and had some kitchen cabinet boxes to assemble for the kitchen being installed into the Lady Evelyn cabin. Flip through for some pre production shots of the box build.

Three full weeks of wear before hitting the wash on my pair of Neo Denim 2.0. I’ve been on the job with these pants taking care of trim work and paint prep and the mobility in these pair of jeans has been fantastic. Enough stretch to keep agile but not so much that the pants feel sloppy. These pants fit true to size and have a nice skinny jean profile which I’m a huge fan of. I’ll be sure to post something in another few months time to see how they hold up.

Making these wainscoting boxes has had its challenges. One of which was cutting the trim for the acute angle in the stair panels. The mitre saw can only swing to a max of 60 degrees to in order to cut the 65.5 degree angle I created a sacrificial fence with a 45 degree angle cut on both sides. Now by swinging the saw to 20.5 degrees and aligning my piece on the fence I’m able to cut the 65.5 degree miter. Extra care should definitely be used when making cuts like this as well as having good working knowledge of your tools.

A recent project completed in Guelph, Ontario. A simple and elegant shiplap entertainment mantle. Recessed tv, Douglas Fir beam style mantle over a 60” Napoleon electric fireplace. I’m very happy with how this project finished out.