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#26817 07/16/11 06:56 AM
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Hi Jim,

Did you take any photos of your "scotch" in action that you might care to share with us ?

Regards

Ken Hume


Looking back to see the way ahead !
#26844 07/21/11 09:15 PM
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Hi Everyone!

Been busy awhile! I've discovered that in an old architectural glossary that the "lodging" was referred to as "galloping" as in galloping joists.

As far as costs, is it not always material choice and the methods chosen to work that material?

I assume that when you bring up costs, you are talking about your expenses that have to be passed on to the client... Perhaps if "cost" was looked at with eyes on value through longevity and beauty then it would not appear any more expensive than other forms of framing, in actuality it should be an even better VALUE.

My two cents. Off to raise next week, wish us luck.

Cheers,

Mo

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