Couple of snaps of parts of a railing we pre-fitted last week.  The woodwork is yet to be finally sanded so we have not permanently installed, the railing had been sitting in the shop finished for 2months & we had to go and discuss lighting fixtures so it was a good opportunity to snag the railing too.  Hauled the darn thing up and down 3 flights of stairs and having to re-pack the truck with it didn't feel all that great but it went in just like it was supposed to so can't complain, now its under plastic in the shop till the wood's finished.  Will look better with it's walnut cap rail.

 wave railing, stairs, base

wave railing, stairs & mezzanine

wave railing, bedroomluckily, by doing the snagging site visit we were able to give the client a chance to change her mind about the bedroom railing section.  This section is just decorative and she didn't like the straight line top with the curves in the window above so we will be re-doing the top line, something like this:

That's all to report from our forge for now.  My husband Elmer Roush (also a smith) has just shown some of his locks and measuring implements to a gallery and had a great reaction so getting his assistance with architectural projects might a thing of the past, more time for jewelry for me!! Hmmm.  You never know what's around the corner.

Lynda