Would be interested in seeing the finished product Hitt. I've looked at the master bath here and thought to myself that I'd like to do an upgrade, even though the kitchen needs it much more. I have a hot tub in the back deck that I had installed soon after I moved it. Even though it's been dead for years now and I put new boards on that deck last year, I didn't feel like spending the time to cut up the old tub and install more decking. I wouldn't mind one of those spa tubs in the master to get that hot tub experience again.
I spend the day cutting brush and saplings around the house with a Forester brush cutter blade on my gas trimmer. The whole story is a bit long so I'll spare the details, but I originally wanted to keep the string head on the Echo and use my antique Ryobi 31cc for the brush cutting duties. I thought I wasted a lot of money on the Ryobi but most of the money was for things that work on the Echo and I still haven't given up on the old trimmer.
Anyway, that Forester blade which looks like a circular chain saw should have been found years ago. I had sticker bushes and trees growing all over where I didn't want them but it was a situation that I kept trying to keep the stick bushes under control with less aggressive heads on the weed eater, The saplings just kept getting bigger because of the effort of getting at them with the chainsaw.
I cleared two areas around the house in a matter of hours with that blade, with ease. Most of you guys don't have an environment where the forest doesn't really want you interfering with it constant expansion, but this gives me half a chance.
I can’t afford to do everything at once so we are starting with the floor and the tub face. After that we’ll paint the vanity and I’ll put on new pulls and hinges. I’ll have to save for a little bit to get a quartz two sink vanity custom made. Our vanity is an odd size but in decent shape so I don’t want to replace it. I’ll take a picture or two with it now to show how it’s in the room after tearing the steps off.