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Ornamental plaster mouldings in Potomac, Maryland.

Mold template is made from cardboard printout Finished mold template
Mold template is made from cardboard printout. Finished mold template. Coke cans slide real nice.
A wooden track is screwed to a chalk line Moulding is filled and several passes are made
A wooden track is screwed to a chalk line. Moulding is filled and several passes are made. Here voids are filled in for the final pass.
Finished moulding Arch is run with a swing arm.
Finished moulding. Moulding is straight. Arch is run with a swing arm. (see below).
orners are filled and tooled with a mitering rod Details are pointed up.
Corners are filled and tooled with a mitering rod. Details are pointed up.
A swing arm is made for the arch Mold for the arch. Note we ran both the inside and outside corners.
A swing arm is made for the arch. Mold for the arch. Note we ran both the inside and outside corners.
A pivoting swing arm is made from a 1x8 supported by another 1x8 front wall and back wall are white coated
A pivoting swing arm is made from a 1x8 supported by another 1x8. Arch is filled and several passes are made. Later, front wall and back wall are white coated. We still have a ways to go in this kitchen. Please check back.
Naval Security Station, Washington, DC for Grunley Construction
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Still working in the Naval Security Station, Washington, DC for Grunley Construction patching plaster.