Comment by scott dobert on August 15, 2011 at 8:03pm

my latest project! a stone faced wall/bed surround with built in hidden vanity drawers! more pics coming soon!

Comment by Tru Pac/Walttools/Don on August 16, 2011 at 5:21am

Nice concept.  Looking forward to seeing the outcome.

Comment by scott dobert on August 16, 2011 at 5:50am

thanks don! its a two fer! bit of a anniversery gift for my wife and something i havent seen yet so figd what the hey!

Comment by Tru Pac/Walttools/Don on August 16, 2011 at 10:33am

Great concept.  A big challenge, but to drag something like this to a home show would be a huge hit.  This is the type of project that enlightens the vision of clients and brings forth many ideas.

Comment by scott dobert on August 16, 2011 at 7:32pm

thanks don! and believe it or not i have a scaled dwn version that i can dissemble and move drawn out. i am using a few of those ideas on this one also due to the fact that i am renting this home even though it is owned by a close freind i still want something i can dis assemble and remove with alota muscle and only minimal repairs to the walls. and i agree that something like this can hit home for almost anybody any where with a bedroom!

 

Comment by scott dobert on August 19, 2011 at 7:14pm

ok here my first try at exposed stone! will post more detailed pics in morning with better light and some late night tweekin b4 bed!!

 

Comment by scott dobert on August 20, 2011 at 7:16pm

ok here we are. got off to a rough start my daughter thought it would be fun to swing from her drapes when she was supposed to be cleaning her room long story short it didnt work and a trip to the hospital and 3 staples later all is ok! thank god!! but i still feel i did ok today. i promise i will take day pics tmrw these night pics ust dont show the detail. however heres the fruits of todays labor!!

Comment by David Driggs on August 21, 2011 at 11:31am

Glad your daughter's o.k. That's some scary stuff, I know. I have one we call the "cat-scan-kid."  He annually requires more emergency medical attention than the other 3 have since birth.  Our last emergency was way out in the sticks, so we handled it in the field with super glue. Works like a charm, even the doctor was impressed later. He didn't even redo anything. Just saying, no first aid kit should be missing super glue.  Anyway, maybe it's time you teach the girl to carve cement, it's safer, she'll be by you, and it's much easier on the curtains! 

Comment by scott dobert on August 21, 2011 at 8:19pm

lmao!! words from the wise!! thanks david!! i will def be teaching both how to carve ......to save the curtains of course!!!!

Comment by scott dobert on August 21, 2011 at 8:36pm

ok so as someone said on this very site "life gets in the way of carvin sometimes " but any way heres todays progress but its gettin there!! thanks for lookin!!

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