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Until next time,

Clint

The Stanley Pry Bar

Ode to The Pry Bar

The time has come to set a date

To pry, and pull, and mutilate.

I pick up my tool and go to work

Wherever old trim and wood may lurk.

Together we will conquer all,

And laugh as the the dust will fall.

When the dust clears at last we will see

A room that will be rebuilt by me.

A clean clear pallet expunged from old,

A new room ready for all to behold.

It may not be shiny, not worth a lot.

But it is the hardest working tool I've bought.

That is right folks, I love my pry bar. In every home improvement project there are two parts, demolition and construction. This little $10 tool will take care of every bit of demolition you may need to do. It is absolutely worth the money. I had to buy my wife one of her own because she was always taking mine. That is why the Pry Bar is one of my favorite tools.

Next up: Finishing the closet.

How to Build a Coat Closet - Drywall

After you have all of the framing complete and have test-fitted the door, you are ready to start finishing the closet.




The first step in finishing the closet is to drywall the inside and outside. Here you can see the drywall on the outside of the closet. It covers to flush with the rough-in framing of the door
To the right you can also see the back view of the drywall.



Below is my coat closet with the drywall hung. I have also used a outside corner piece. The next step will be mudding and sanding, then priming and painting.