The Living Room Project  
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  August 8, 2007 - This is the wall that was revealed when we removed the paneling. The cut to the right is where a wall heater used to be mounted. The trimmed away area to the left is for access to install new electrical.  This is the wall facing the kitchen, also showing the surgical cuts. The cut to the left is for access to install new electrical. The cut to the right is for access to the range hood in the kitchen. We are taking this opportunity to refresh the electrical in the kitchen because this is the only way in. The kitchen is finished in thick Ponderosa Pine boards.  August 17, 2007 - Making the surgical cuts was achieved by using a Skil saw, which I am holding. There is a light on in the room but it is nearly dark in there due to all the dust I kicked up with the cutting. The A/C in the house has been turned off and a fan is set up at the back door, ventilating most of the dust outside. The exhaust is so thick it makes the house look like it is smoking!    
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This is the wall facing the kitchen, also showing the surgical cuts. The cut to the left is for access to install new electrical. The cut to the right is for access to the range hood in the kitchen. We are taking this opportunity to refresh the electrical in the kitchen because this is the only way in. The kitchen is finished in thick Ponderosa Pine boards.

This is the wall facing the kitchen, also showing the surgical cuts. The cut to the left is for access to install new electrical. The cut to the right is for access to the range hood in the kitchen. We are taking this opportunity to refresh the electrical in the kitchen because this is the only way in. The kitchen is finished in thick Ponderosa Pine boards.


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