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Sharksbaja
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I agree with the Duo. I have seen some mighty fine cabinetry work. I like the clever use of Cardon and Organ Pipe.
Heck aren't those oak cabinets a thing of past generations? I just hope they
ARE made in the USA
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Bob and Susan
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China...
Shark i remember seeing some pictures of yours
Can you post them again?
[Edited on 3-12-2006 by Bob and Susan]
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bancoduo
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25 35% tariffs. What part of NAFTA do I not understand?
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Pompano
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Buy local and save the hassles....they're better anyhoo!
I brought down some Home Depot-type cabinets for my first Baja house a long time ago. The termites loved them for 5-6 years..and went looking for
another meal. Then I ordered some custom-made local stuff..the termites are still loving them, but so do we.
It's fun to do the planning and design yourself, then go find the great craftsman in your town...just look for the woodshavings! I can recommend at
least 3 great woodworkers in Mulege. They have made us bookcases, kitchen cabinets, computer desk, corner wine cupboard, dressers, dining tables,
chairs, etc...nothing they cannot do and do well.
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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Bob and Susan
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there's cabinets in that picture????
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Pompano
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Yes, Bob y Susan...cabinets...right behind that woodworker.
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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bajaguy
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Water heater
has anyone seen or purchased from Home Depot in Baja one of those tankless whole house propane water heaters (ThermaStar, I think)??? If so, what was
the cost (US=$425) and how does it work??.
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Bob and Susan
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Here is THE GUY...
http://stores.ebay.com/ExcelAmerica
Call or email him...EXCELLENT!!!
He's in Florida
I got two and will get more.
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bajajudy
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Yes they have them here in Los Cabos at Home Depot. Dont remember the exact price but I do remember they cost over twice as much as regular boilers.
BS..where did you put guts of your units?
do you have pix?
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Bob and Susan
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Actually since we have the trailer we haven't hooked up the whole house one yet but....
The point of service one is all set up.
I had my neighbor install it in his palapa.
It works great.
These things use very little propane because they only heat when water goes thru them.
It does take about 10 seconds to heat the water at the faucet 20 feet away. I think I would have mounted it closer if I had known.
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Bob and Susan
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another shot
The pump should be a little bigger with a tank..
[Edited on 3-13-2006 by Bob and Susan]
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Has anyone heard of a wood burning calientador. cheap and works great. Try going native. Tom and susans thing looks like a IED. 
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Pompano
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B y S...that photo? Are you guys running a still over there?
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Bruce R Leech
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bancoduo
Has anyone heard of a wood burning calientador. cheap and works great. Try going native. Tom and susans thing looks like a IED. |
these are grate and very fast work on wood, charcoal or LP if you have a small weed burner.
I had one at my ranch that would run on used motor oil or diesel.
Bruce R Leech
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Bob and Susan
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I wish i had a still....
Mexico...isn't a wonderful place....look at that wireingand the volleyball
storage
Remember my neighbor had no hot water in the palapa....
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Sharksbaja
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Sure Bob....or Susan
Good synapse ya got there! Cabinets by Chacho.
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Sharksbaja
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again
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Sharksbaja
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uno mas
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Sharksbaja
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and the bar he built
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bajajudy
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BS
All of the hot water on demand units I have seen(in Europe) were mounted over the toilet. Would it be feasible to mount them outside. This one looks
like it is in a garage or storage room...something not exposed to the elements. They make soooo much more sense. Who wants to pay for keeping water
hot that you are not using but the logistics of mounting them has always puzzled me.
Thanks
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