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Rich Country: USA | Posts: 1612 postalkarl Fireman Posted - 04/18/2013 :  09:55:23 AM     Hi Karl O: Thanks for the answer on the lentils and sills. Karl Country: | Posts: 6872 Karl Osolinski Fireman Posted - 04/18/2013 :  10:16:19 AM     quote: Originally posted by R.BOUDREAUX Karl, Anymore progress on the tenements? I was very interested in seeing your build, but this article seems to be fading away. Rich Hi Rich, I've been working on the second building but with 52 window and door openings and my messed up hands progress has been slow. They're all cut out now and I started to stucco the upper walls. I don't much like "workbench" photos but here are a few showing where it's at. It's weird, the gesso reacted to the chipboard walls and turned pink! Karl O. Berkley, MI Country: | Posts: 1966 AVRR-PA Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/18/2013 :  10:30:19 AM       Thanks for the update, Karl. It's good to hear from you. That panoramic shot of your work area is amazing! Keep on keepin' on, as best you can. Don Country: USA | Posts: 5005 jatravia Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/18/2013 :  2:07:36 PM     Okay Karl, teach me ... I see crackle paste and sandable hard gesso - do you use them together for your stucco? How? Thanks!!! Joe <>< Country: USA | Posts: 2831 TRAINS1941 Engineer Premium Member Posted - 04/18/2013 :  3:30:00 PM     Karl looks great. Glad your getting going again. I know how your hands feel. But hey we do what we can when we can. Keep up the great work. Jerry "And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. Lincoln Country: USA | Posts: 11214 dallas_m Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/18/2013 :  4:01:01 PM     The structures are coming along very nicely ... and that panoramic workbench shot is oddly enchanting! Cheers, Dallas Chambers Gas & Oil -- structure build Quality craftsmanship with a sense of humor! Country: USA | Posts: 4674 ETinBH Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/18/2013 :  6:39:40 PM     you definitely like toys - look at all those tools and stuff! And of course you modeling is an inspiration Elliott Edited by - ETinBH on 04/18/2013 6:40:15 PM Country: USA | Posts: 4394 MedCityBob Section Hand Posted - 04/24/2013 :  5:34:33 PM     I would echo Dallas' comment...the workbench shot is intriquing !! HaHa Best Wishes, MedCityBob Country: USA | Posts: 51 postalkarl Fireman Posted - 04/24/2013 :  7:00:08 PM     Hi Karl: Looks great. Don't worry about the pink walls. I kinda like em. Paint will surely cover them up. Karl S. Country: | Posts: 6872 wesleybeks Fireman Posted - 04/25/2013 :  03:31:47 AM     More fine progress Karl. Country: South Africa | Posts: 2821 jsiekirk Engine Wiper Posted - 04/25/2013 :  07:52:12 AM     Karl Thanks for sharing once again. I like the workbench shots - I learn a lot from studying them. Country: USA | Posts: 158 Karl Osolinski Fireman Posted - 04/25/2013 :  2:04:17 PM     quote: Originally posted by jatravia Okay Karl, teach me ... I see crackle paste and sandable hard gesso - do you use them together for your stucco? How? Thanks!!! Joe <>< Hi Joe, I use just the gesso for the stucco. The crackle has to be at least 1/8" thick for it to crack and I was messing around with it to use for sidewalks. Here's a sample of what it does. Karl O. Berkley, MI Country: | Posts: 1966 MSIGMON Engine Wiper Posted - 04/25/2013 :  4:48:40 PM     Karl, Good to see you back at it again! Are you having Monster cut the windows out of the brick walls? You are right I think Jimmy's stuff is right on & no hydocal dust & sanding to get the walls square Mike Sigmon Jacksonville, Fl MSIGMON Country: USA | Posts: 131 R.BOUDREAUX Fireman Posted - 05/01/2013 :  8:04:01 PM     Karl, Is this Gesso carvable? How long does it take to set up? Just curious. I bought a can of it this last weekend, but have not used it. Hope all is better with you and your hands. 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