What did you do in your shop today?

My mother is living in our area for the summer (they migrate seasonally, live on a camper) so I had her watch the dogs abd took a day trip to visit my in-laws. Now I'm in the garage getting the mill ready to take to a friend's house to mill 8-10 logs tomorrow, white oak and walnut. Of course I can't find the bar for my hitch so I'll have to wait in the morning for the store to open to buy another one but hopefully we'll be slicing boards by 8 or 9 tomorrow morning. He's got a neighbor I think that's been on him to clear up the log pile so we are going to make noise abd get it all slabbed up. I think I'll her a few nice live edge slabs for some projects as well abd then later in the week the guy next to my shop is cutting some 14-18 inch walnuts down and he'll drop them right next to my shop with the tractor so I'll get some free walnut to mill into slabs and bowl blanks. There's a couple box elder I think he'll take down too....
 
Nothing like what the craftsmen on this site build but I cut, assembled and painted a table saw accessory cabinet. Still got to get the hinges and mount it. Tired of having my parts scattered and having to look for them.

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Oh and I also skinned, fleshed and washed a Rio Grande turkey fan, feet and beard

and added more snow to a cold rock that a pair of common eiders are sitting on

and finished the moldings around an exterior door at the old house

and painted red chalk paint on a shelf for a test run.
 
Wildthings said:
Nothing like what the craftsmen on this site build but I cut, assembled and painted a table saw accessory cabinet. Still got to get the hinges and mount it. Tired of having my parts scattered and having to look for them.

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Oh and I also skinned, fleshed and washed a Rio Grande turkey fan, feet and beard

and added more snow to a cold rock that a pair of common eiders are sitting on

and finished the moldings around an exterior door at the old house

and painted red chalk paint on a shelf for a test run.
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You've been busy my brother! Haven't sold the old house yet? Tony
 
Wildthings said:
Nothing like what the craftsmen on this site build but I cut, assembled and painted a table saw accessory cabinet. Still got to get the hinges and mount it. Tired of having my parts scattered and having to look for them.

View attachment 126336


Oh and I also skinned, fleshed and washed a Rio Grande turkey fan, feet and beard

and added more snow to a cold rock that a pair of common eiders are sitting on

and finished the moldings around an exterior door at the old house

and painted red chalk paint on a shelf for a test run.
Click to expand...


I love that scaup on your back wall. Brings back good memories of chasing them in the bay. You do great work.
 
That's what everyone needs to move logs around with.
 
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