endorsing and SS.......a big question!

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Hahahaha.....hammers were trim hammers.....no thatched head you see on framing hammers, the nails were bronze ring shank and the grade (a) knotless cedar siding was imported from europe. The interior wood was from europe...grade (A) knotless timber only to have everything painted white.
The fire place was cut polished corral as were the steps.
Had over 100,000 chicago bricks outlining the driveway, steps, pool and sea wall.

you said "hammers were.." That implies hammers were supplied, not your own. You didn't state brand or weight. Any carpenter worth a dang brings his own hammer and comes to rely on & love it like an extension of himself. Mine's a 20oz Vaughan fiberglass straight claw. Conclusion: you don't know what you're talking about.

you said "hammers were trim hammers.....no thatched head you see on framing hammers," thatched head? Were you born in Britain 400 years ago? We don't thatch roofs here in the US. Conclusion: you don't know what you're talking about.

"the grade (a) knotless cedar siding was imported from europe." It's unlikely they'd import cedar when North American cedar is better & cheaper. Conclusion: you don't know jack about carpentry.

"nails were bronze ring shank" Galvanized steel is cheaper & more common for a nail that doesn't show. Conclusion: plausible but unlikely.

"The fire place was cut polished corral as were the steps." It's spelled coral, it grows undersea, and it's not polished for landscape use. You may be referring to coral rock, a type of limestone. Conclusion: possible.

And you failed to state what a carpenter does just before nailing up shingles. Probably because you've never done it. Conclusion: you made up the story.

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