Massive, almost 800 sq ft deck I'm building. 12' off the ground.Dec 2017 ⋅ 5v3n420 ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #800 #12
This is why I love carpentry. Siding, decorative rafter tails, post and beam timber work, and the front door built from scratch, all done by yours truly. The most rewarding trade by far.Jul 2017 ⋅ Frontrowbass ⋅ r/Carpentry
The beginning of my second timberframe project, and my first attempt at Japanese beam joinery. So far so good!Oct 2017 ⋅ Frontrowbass ⋅ r/Carpentry
I’ve been waiting for this day for 2 1/2 years. Hooray for Black Friday deals!Nov 2017 ⋅ SAUSAGE_KING_OF_OAHU ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #2 #1
Dropped my cats paw into a 18 foot wall. I will always be a part of this building.Oct 2017 ⋅ Shayk_47 ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #18
Remote island build. No ferry, off grid. Felt good to get all these joists in today.Oct 2017 ⋅ preferablyprefab ⋅ r/Carpentry
Pretty pleased with how this ceiling I did compliments this kitchenJul 2017 ⋅ Frontrowbass ⋅ r/Carpentry
Moved my lumber out of the way for the delivery driver. Came back out and this is what I find. Asshat spilled my full coffee too! Left with no apologies!Nov 2017 ⋅ 5v3n420 ⋅ r/Carpentry
First year being an Apprentice. Made these stairs for my mom, how'd i do?Aug 2017 ⋅ Drifty_Canadian ⋅ r/Carpentry
Here's a house we built, really happy with the color. We did everything from foundation, frame, siding, and interior finishing. Lots of fun and very rewarding.Feb 2017 ⋅ naughtymonkee ⋅ r/Carpentry
This might be a tad lame, but here's my first completed project! I'm new to carpentry!Sep 2017 ⋅ SentinelSquadron ⋅ r/Carpentry
Decided to not stress and just go with it. This is what I've come up with so far.Nov 2017 ⋅ Consinneration ⋅ r/Carpentry
What do ya'll think? My dad and I built this deck the past weekend.Jul 2017 ⋅ Archman503 ⋅ r/Carpentry
My wife knows me well my Xmas present, probably just trying to motivate me to finish the houseDec 2017 ⋅ Zs2k ⋅ r/Carpentry
Everything is set but the front porch beams. It is 19.2 layout in garage, but marked 24... We wasted an hour resetting.Oct 2017 ⋅ SexiestDexiest ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #24 #19 #2
Setting one of the last columns on Fmc tower in Philly, with the Comcast building in background. Around June 2016.Oct 2017 ⋅ stevep1028 ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #2016
I helped make up the center pattern, but my partner did the execution. Turned out nice, pretty unique, figured I'd share. Sorry about the lighting, gazebo above and shadow-box to the left.Jul 2017 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Carpentry
Started my first carpentry job this week as a first term apprentice. I'm coping with it.Jul 2017 ⋅ joshmonty ⋅ r/Carpentry
Three floor atrium oak windows with bifolding doors on a 17th century mill conversion.Nov 2017 ⋅ Doily17 ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #17
First time homeowner and first time building anything with my own two hands. A contractor quoted me $6k for a custom fireplace facade so I took matters into my own hands, for better or worseJul 2017 ⋅ The_Mortadella_Spits ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #6
My first attempt at building something. I think it turned out great!Jul 2017 ⋅ ROIDxRAGE ⋅ r/Carpentry
Stick framed roof I built last summer. #1 SYP 2x10 on 16 centers good for about 180lbs snow load. 2' overhangs all around with the outriggers run inboard 32 to a doubled 2x10 rafterApr 2017 ⋅ so_literally ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #180 #10 #32 #16 #2 #1
New decking and rails on this decent size deck. Best part about the job was watching the whales just a couple hundred yards off shore (Cape Cod)Nov 2017 ⋅ 5v3n420 ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #Cape-Cod
On top of the world. Comcast 2 in philly. 62nd floor view. God damn I love my job.Oct 2017 ⋅ hughesc518 ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #62 #2
450 cubic yards of concrete. This is what the base of an elevator core on a concrete highrise looks like.Oct 2017 ⋅ gjnbjj ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #450
Boss man wanted a dramatic picture of a giant Burl we cut. How'd I do?Sep 2017 ⋅ Naturesfell ⋅ r/Carpentry
New guy on job cut the door handle holes too high. He cut them in the hollow part of the door. Anyone know any ideas on how to fix this so I don't have to buy 15 new doors?Sep 2017 ⋅ Velocity101013 ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #15
Residential trim crew. One truck broke down, so i get to haul all the saws plus all the usual implements... 15 ft box van.May 2017 ⋅ iswackynewarchdevil ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #15
After all the cutting, it's finally assembly time! 8x8 posts, 6x6 curved braces. Beams will be 8x10 (see previous post) Went together like butter.Oct 2017 ⋅ Frontrowbass ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #see-previous-post #10 #6 #8
Sometimes meeting a new friend on a new project makes the day go by a little nicer. Plus side of residential remodelsFeb 2017 ⋅ Easee99 ⋅ r/Carpentry
Turned some 100 year old fir porch boards into a sliding doorJul 2017 ⋅ perldawg ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #100
Interesting build. No 90 degree corners and only one level eve on the other side. Wish I had better pictures but it's hard to get the details because of the wooded lot.May 2017 ⋅ watesatob ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #90
Found another use for my speed square tonight!! Portland, OR. Snowpocalypse2017Jan 2017 ⋅ TMW_752 ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #2017
Spotted on the way home...hey guys I made the gate too small, solutions?Aug 2017 ⋅ Superexploder ⋅ r/Carpentry
Finally picked up a new thumbfinder same hammer 7 years of swinging on the right.Jun 2017 ⋅ beefturkey024 ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #7
Tigerwood deck in progress. In love with this material, probably going to ask it to marry me. Landscapers also managed to pour perfectly placed piers for us, it's been a good week.Jun 2017 ⋅ dumobrosky ⋅ r/Carpentry
Thought you guys might like this undermount sink our countertop guy doesSep 2017 ⋅ iamfromcanadaeh ⋅ r/Carpentry
Floor boards just suddenly popped up after years of being fine. Any advice as to what happened and how to fix it? Thanks!Sep 2017 ⋅ bgick16 ⋅ r/Carpentry
Any tips on refinishing and painting this old guy in time for Christmas?Dec 2017 ⋅ nogibjj ⋅ r/Carpentry
I always lurk in this sub, so I thought that I should contribute my everyday floor and stud-work :)Mar 2017 ⋅ kieranfozza ⋅ r/Carpentry
Had to land these puppies in 30 mph gusts, tried to do the gable, got it 15 feet in the air and it lifted the tag line guys off the ground. Oh, and there was ice. Damn Portland OR weather this year.Feb 2017 ⋅ TMW_752 ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #15 #30
Funny how life goes. Ive been a carpenter professionally since 2004. But its what I love.Feb 2017 ⋅ Easee99 ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #2004
Resterant refit. Customer wanted walnut then realised the price and changed to stained pine 😂Feb 2017 ⋅ Da8balljunkie ⋅ r/Carpentry
42yd concrete slab on grade, pre-pour. Framing begins this week.Oct 2017 ⋅ SexiestDexiest ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #42
On to the next one...(more pics in comments)Jun 2017 ⋅ NothingIsDecent ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #more-pics-in-comments
Finished off some stairs at our heritage project. Posts will be cased off at a later date.Feb 2017 ⋅ naughtymonkee ⋅ r/Carpentry
Pop up bar built in a car park in Dalston, North London. For Kopparberg cider.Feb 2017 ⋅ CosmicWaffle001 ⋅ r/Carpentry
Love getting the opportunity to hand build cabinets and vanities rather than buying pre-madeJul 2017 ⋅ Easee99 ⋅ r/Carpentry
Crane comes Monday, we started with the Zoom Boom. It's taking shape!Oct 2017 ⋅ SexiestDexiest ⋅ r/Carpentry
Cool 1900's heritage home we got to completely restore :). Nearly finished!Jan 2017 ⋅ naughtymonkee ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #1900
Black Walnut Conference Table: Live Edge, Bow Ties and a Custom Metal BaseNov 2017 ⋅ Naturesfell ⋅ r/Carpentry
Beams are up! I had a sweet timelapse of the install, but I cut it in half by accident and lost the second half. Balls! Check out the first half here: https://imgur.com/a/o4RNZOct 2017 ⋅ Frontrowbass ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #4
1700's Floor Joists = 2017 Barn Doors! How much do you think they cost?Sep 2017 ⋅ Naturesfell ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #1700 #2017
New site has an excellent view of Windsor castle. Occupied since the 11th century.Jul 2017 ⋅ CosmicWaffle001 ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #11
I snap a photo or two of daily work, y'all gonna bust out the pitchforks if I post one here and there? Marking truss layout.Jun 2017 ⋅ SexiestDexiest ⋅ r/Carpentry
2.5 thick floating panel fir door I built by hand from scratch in BC CanadaApr 2017 ⋅ Frontrowbass ⋅ r/Carpentry ⋅ #5 #2
