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Only question I have is how to you cut a tile that is one or two inches long in half. I was thinking on using a good sharp nail scratch it then use the tile chipper. They look like unfinished stone but I think are clay of some sort. Will look nice but may just play with spacing to see if I can avoid cutting at all.

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To cut tile, especially ceramic tile, you need to use a tile saw. Scoring and using a chipper might do the job but you will have to score it with something better than a nail.

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It is the size that I think will cause me an issue. Wish I had a wet saw. May pick up a disc and try dry cutting if I have to. I will also see if the wire saw will work even just to score.

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Yes a wet saw would work too. If the size is a problem then use it clamped onto a board.

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Here is goes these are shots of the windows and just about all sides out side and inside views of windows. Excuse the mess of the flower beds especially the tomato plants they have been neglected for two weeks while house renos happened.

You will now know why I am hoping to rebuild my shed ASAP.

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So there is all the work we did this spring and last two weeks excluding the bathroom counter and sink which is almost done postponed tiling due to time off! Yipppeeee fishing here I come 4 hours to go not that I am counting or anything. Got me a good snapper recipe and will dig me a Klar pit type trap for the turtles or a raised box not sure yet.

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I would use the pit. Some of the bigger ones can move the box. Those are great pictures. Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks and I will take that advise besides mud is easy to dig. Just love that shed yeesh.

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A better soldier I had never know and a great person. My cousin Darren was one of the pallbearers and after the funeral we got talking and comparing notes and suddenly realized this man truly had been blessed.

He had survived lead sprays that riddle him on several occasions, Lightning strikes falls from ladders, trees roofs you name it. Then on a quiet road another runs a stop sign and all comes to and end. Guess it goes to show you when you time is up and god calls you will answer. I just question what he did in the last few weeks that was so important to have kept him alive for it to be done. What life did he recently so deeply touch that it will play perhaps in years from now to cause a great deed to be done. perhaps it was just to answer an unspoken prayer in some ones heart. I must think that way just due to the nature of the man.

I do feel for my cousin though as so many times he carries one that he had trained. He has grown greatly and has reinforced his love of life and spurs a generosity in him that rivals he love of his family. I only wish I lived closer to him to help him more then I can presently.

Strange how one who is not related by blood but through marriage can be closer to you then your own blood. I miss being there more then I thought. The word proud can not begin to convey my thoughts of him. Joy I feel when I am there can never be fully expressed. Perhaps it is just the bond of a misspent youth.