Doors for Shed #1 of the Roundhouse

Before Basil Casabona really got going on Sheds #1 and #2 of the Roundhouse President Chuck Whitlock had spent time installing doors on the front and back of Shed #1. The screws that go in the miniature hinges are a real pain just ask him.

Chuck working on the front doors

Chuck working on the front doors

New doors being added to Shed #1 of the Roundhouse

New doors being added to Shed #1 of the Roundhouse

The doors at the back of the left bay of Shed #1 of the Roundhouse are in place

The doors at the back of the left and right bays of Shed #1 of the Roundhouse are in place

More work on the Roundhouse

Club member Basil Casabona continues to apply his talents to finishing installing the windows and doors on shed #1 and #2 of the roundhouse. We agreed that working on the east side of shed #2 would “fool” the visitor coming into the layout into thinking a lot more windows and doors have been installed than is actually is the case.

As I indicated in a prior post I sloshed too much paint on the roundhouse when getting it ready for installation. So, before installation of each window – there are thee pieces to each – Basil has to “clean up” the window frame by removing the excess slosh. He also has to sand each edge of each piece of window to ensure that they all fit together. Click any photo to see full size.

Basil dremelling out the excess paint in the window frame

Basil dremelling out the excess paint in the window frame

The east side of shed #2 - Basil uses the window pane for testing the fit

The east side of shed #2 – Basil uses the window pane for testing the fit

Checking the fit

Checking the fit

Here is the west side of shed #2 with all the windows in place

Here is the west side of shed #2 with all the windows in place

Here is the west side of shed #2 with all the windows in place

Here is the west side of shed #2 with all the windows in place

 

 

Working on the Roundhouse

Our roundhouse was created by master carpenter/club member Joe Cooper. Masterpieces come in many, many pieces. I was supposed to paint and install the windows and doors. They have languished in my workshop for over a year. So, I was VERY grateful when club member Basil Casabona kindly took on the job of painting, assembling and installing the missing windows and doors. As you can see from these pics he is making excellent progress:

Basil Casabona working on the top windows of the first Roundhouse Building upper windows

Basil Casabona working on the top windows of the first Roundhouse Building upper windows

Inserting a window which consists of three parts

Inserting a window which consists of three parts

Close up of the windows

Close up of the windows

Stage 1 completed

Stage 1 completed

Second set of windows installed

Second set of windows installed

Third set of windows installed

Third set of windows installed

View of back of roundhouse after third set of windows have been installed

View of back of roundhouse after third set of windows have been installed

Looks great Basil.