8 hours in the shop today and 8 hours well spent. A lot of set up meant less actual work getting done but I'm happy with the results of the parts so far so the setup was worth it. More tomorrow.
I figured this one would be fairly easy to guess and you got it on the second post. Someone else actually got it earlier but he cheated by looking up plans and trying to figure what I was building according to the stock and the size that I was using. I won't mention the name of the cheater, but his initials are @kweinert
Another day, another 10 pictures. Used a rustic jig to be able to flatten the turning on one side and then drill the needed holes in the turning. Also got some front wheel assemblies made as well as some other smaller parts. Doesn't look like much yet but we are getting there. A dry fit finished up the day quite nicely.