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This Week’s Featured Pulp Improvement

Pulp Bath Reno 1

Pulp Bath Reno 1

So close! As we mentioned last week, we were putting in the all out effort to finish off the tile in the toilet corner so we could get that toilet set and hooked up (remember, the dreaded sewer gas smell). Well, tile done and grouted, however, seems the toilet flange had a small section that had broken off, the section being the part that holds the bolt that holds down the toilet, so…..have to fix that first. The first plan was to try and get a metal strap under the broken piece and essentially use it as intended but the flange being round and not having a lot of room to work with proved to need something more than that. Another trip to the home improvement store (this time Lowe’s) and low and behold, they actually had toilet flange repair kits. Two types in fact, so grabbed both, looks like one is going to work better than the other (it’s a simple thin matching flange, just have to silicone it to existing and pop a couple screws into the floor to keep it steady, tune in next week for the update!

Anyway, every intention of installing the toilet today, fingers crossed. The good news is that we continued on with tiling the vanity wall (half wall tile) and adding a top trim piece, pretty sharp so that side done and really only the entry door and side of shower walls left to go, so if it all goes as planned, may at least have the tile portion complete by end of the weekend.

On a side note, we’ve had the recessed lights out of the ceiling as we finish up the patch and paint up there, and, well, seems we have an uninvited guest up in the attic above, who chose to take a tour of the house last night. What guest you ask? Turns out to be a brown bat, who definitely made for an interesting end of the evening! Believe we were able to chase it back up into the attic, put the recessed lights back in and closed up entries back into the lower levels, but…we’d actually found a dead bat up in attic a while back so seems they have found a way in from outside. Making the call to a wildlife extraction service to have them swing by, do their thing and then get us all buttoned up. Good times indeed!

Progress pics adjacent and below, see you next week!

Pulp Improvements

The 257 Project

Most Recent Pics for Sale

The 1800 Project

Here’s the trailer to the exciting new movie coming out this summer (okay, so maybe not really a movie, more a couple long form video’s to document the start to finish of this project)! Truth is, had a little fun with a movie trailer template they have and this is the “story” of the 1800 Project to date. Enjoy!

 

Down Under

Back in Low Mass Tone days we had the opportunity to potentially get some music into a soon to be released documentary called “Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead”. Being an Australian based movie, one of the asks was for a cover of the Men At Work song Down Under. I think we nailed it and it ended up opening the movie. We made a video in support of it, hope you enjoy!

The Ray Harm and Guy Coheleach Limited Edition Prints Prints

We recently mentioned that we had been gifted a fine collection of Ray Harm and Guy Coheleach “limited edition” art prints which we intend to eventually sell here from the website (will be setting up a page in our shop collection). Currently doing a complete inventory of what we have and documenting all of that. Wanted to share a little taste of what we are talking about so will feature a pic or two each week until we get that shop page up and running. This week’s pic sample prints below!

California Ground Squirrel

 
 

Cardinal

Pulp Wildlife.jpg

Pulp Wildlife

The photography book from John Pulp. For sale now on Apple Books. Click on the button below to go directly to that page on their site!