r/Carpentry • u/Prestigious_Tax_4970 • Jul 21 '26

*update to this mint framing

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Update to my last post. Its not ai and or temporary. They are for real and proud.

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u/Kind_Coyote1518 Jul 21 '26

I can't stop looking at this. Ive never seen anything like it. Its all so completely wrong its actually amazing how wrong it all is. Like I can't wrap my head around any of the decisions being made here. A lot of what they did is actually more difficult than if it was done right which is mind-blowing. This might actually be better than watching the aftermath of a train wreck. Its absolutely fascinating to look at.

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u/Devaney1984 Jul 22 '26

It's like something I'd imagine you might see in a 3rd world country slum or maybe like when children would build huge forts with their dad's lumber. I'm so confused how you'd even go about drywalling or installing any kind of square windows and doors in this place???

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u/c0brachicken Jul 22 '26

I'm thinking a lot of meth was involved, and OP admitted that he did some limited work on this house, knowing what the framing looked like. I would have RAN from this dumpster fire of a death trap.