I wish I could throw you out of Canada again.
Shit in one hand and wish in the other. See which fills up firstI wish I could throw you out of Canada again.
It is a nice table, and as long as you mother is happy with it. That looks like a nice patch of land too.View attachment 69073
Got around to finishing the table today. Mom's ecstatic, I'm at "meh, OK for a circular saw and a cordless drill".
I told her that if I had my shop tools, I could do something special. She said the neighbor across the road has a big woodworking shop, so next time I come up I'll probably end up doing something worthwhile. But her old one was all beat and busted, so now she can sit out and play cards with the ladies, so she's happy.
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I love these sawhorses. Grandpa cleared a shitload of oak trees to make pasture. They drug the logs down with an old tractor and a guy in the next town came with a boom truck and hauled it off to his sawmill. The sawhorses were the first thing Grandpa made, and then used them to build every building on the farm.
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wiped it down with water so Mom could see what a spar finish would look like. I am a little proud that I managed to get the strip of heartwood on the top to match up perfectly with a heartwood face on the side trim.
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Personally, I love the look of natural cedar, especially as it ages. But to each their own, I think Mom will finish it. Sanding was a sumbitch, but I got it done...my shoulders hate me.
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Also loaded up all of the brush I cut out and we hauled it down the the pasture for a bonfire later this summer. Nothing quite like lighting up a giant fire in the middle of a pasture at night...looks like I might be coming back in July, one of my clients is in Des Moines and they said they need some investigatory work done soon.
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600 acres on the river.It is a nice table, and as long as you mother is happy with it. That looks like a nice patch of land too.
Your boards are cupped. You should have put them through a joiner to flatten them or put the crown of the cup up. The way you did it looks like shit.View attachment 69073
Got around to finishing the table today. Mom's ecstatic, I'm at "meh, OK for a circular saw and a cordless drill".
I told her that if I had my shop tools, I could do something special. She said the neighbor across the road has a big woodworking shop, so next time I come up I'll probably end up doing something worthwhile. But her old one was all beat and busted, so now she can sit out and play cards with the ladies, so she's happy.
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I love these sawhorses. Grandpa cleared a shitload of oak trees to make pasture. They drug the logs down with an old tractor and a guy in the next town came with a boom truck and hauled it off to his sawmill. The sawhorses were the first thing Grandpa made, and then used them to build every building on the farm.
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wiped it down with water so Mom could see what a spar finish would look like. I am a little proud that I managed to get the strip of heartwood on the top to match up perfectly with a heartwood face on the side trim.
View attachment 69078
Personally, I love the look of natural cedar, especially as it ages. But to each their own, I think Mom will finish it. Sanding was a sumbitch, but I got it done...my shoulders hate me.
View attachment 69079
Also loaded up all of the brush I cut out and we hauled it down the the pasture for a bonfire later this summer. Nothing quite like lighting up a giant fire in the middle of a pasture at night...looks like I might be coming back in July, one of my clients is in Des Moines and they said they need some investigatory work done soon.
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Your boards are cupped. You should have put them through a joiner to flatten them or put the crown of the cup up. The way you did it looks like shit.
Also I can see chatter marks from the saw.
Maybe next time hire a professional?
I'd point them out but you'll never learn that way.There are no chatter marks from the saw.
They don't exist.I'd point them out but you'll never learn that way.
Goddamn that's manlyWalking on my deck yesterday I stepped on a mulberry. Remembering how much of a mess that tree made on the deck last year, I walked straight to the garage for my chainsaw and cut the tree down Cark Griswold style.
I meant to to do it in the winter but never got around to it. It's gone now. 20' tree.
When it hit the ground the wife came out. "What the fuck are you doing?!?"
"I stepped on a berry."
Now I'm definitely not pointing out the chatter marks.They don't exist.
Dumbfuck.
No one will ever love you, they'll only pretend long enough to take something from you.
But the joke's on them, you have nothing worth taking.
i see some rough sawn marks bruv. not to be a bully. but you know i’m a pro.They don't exist.
Dumbfuck.
No one will ever love you, they'll only pretend long enough to take something from you.
But the joke's on them, you have nothing worth taking.