1 hour ago, HARO50 said:

A couple more in the shed!

Just for peace of mind, your last name is not "Borden", correct?

1 hour ago, Grandpadave52 said:

Just for peace of mind, your last name is not "Borden", correct?

Not even close!

Can't find the top of my bench, right now...

And...parts is parts...

8 minutes ago, steven newman said:

Can't find the top of my bench, right now...

And...parts is parts...

Some Assembly Required...Batteries Not Included

On 5/4/2022 at 8:23 PM, HARO50 said:

Just checked... I have two of them, a Black Diamond and a Nicholson. Both are clearly marked "AXE".

 

 

Mine says "Handy file", I looked today....but now I really want one that says "AXE" 

On 5/5/2022 at 2:45 PM, steven newman said:

Can't find the top of my bench, right now...

 

 Hope this isn't it. 

 

 Found it "Curb Shopping" and I'm not giving it back. 

 

On 5/5/2022 at 2:45 PM, steven newman said:

parts is parts...

 

Yep! 

'Bout ready to start the glue ups for the Limbert table legs. Just need a trip across the router  table on the FrakenSmith to get smooth edges on those pieces I screwed up in the ripping process and, those with rough edges from the mill. No S4S for this cheapskate. Gave away the Sears 6" jointer long ago. Was glad to see that worthless space hogging piece iron outta my way. 

Probably start the gluing tomorrow. Mothers day celebration is today.

Probably , Tuesday I can have some fun with those mesquite sections.

Edited May 7, 20223 yr by Gene Howe

Today it’s more milling on the pantry and then I have to divert to a rush project for my buddy’s boat shop. He needs a small teak door for a boat. Wow. I went to buy the teak yesterday and it went up again. The piece in the picture was $640.00 with tax. 
Paul

2 hours of shop time..

First dry fit....

1 hour ago, steven newman said:

2 hours of shop time..

First dry fit....

 

 Whew, I see you found your workbench. 

4 hours ago, Masonsailor said:

Today it’s more milling on the pantry and then I have to divert to a rush project for my buddy’s boat shop. He needs a small teak door for a boat. Wow. I went to buy the teak yesterday and it went up again. The piece in the picture was $640.00 with tax. 
Paul

Looks like you might have planed off $70. 

You’re right Gene. It’s getting ridiculous. I feel like I’m working with ebony. The next step for teak is to go to selling it by the ounce like ebony. 

I can't help but wonder what the deck of the USS Missouri and sister ships would be worth...they are all teak.

1 hour ago, Fred W. Hargis Jr said:

I can't help but wonder what the deck of the USS Missouri and sister ships would be worth...they are all teak.

 

Might be worth more today for parts than what it cost new!

The boat next to us at the marina is a 92 foot teak boat which was made around 1910. It was a wedding present for one of the Rockefeller heirs. They recently put the replacement cost at 2 million just for the wood alone. It is solid teak throughout and beautiful. 
Paul

Like a friend of mine, Paul Miller, in Canada that builds sail boats says. "If God wanted you to make plastic boats he wouldda made plastic trees."

Edited May 8, 20223 yr by Gene Howe

21 hours ago, Masonsailor said:

go to selling it by the ounce like ebony. 

I know a guy ... 6th generation fiddle fixer. He sold me "seconds" ebony violin fingerboards for $10 each from the "old stock", ones which didn't make his cut ... mebbie I should take him a bottle of cognac and make a deal on another few handfuls. Got an idea for a box with a sliding ebony violin fingerboard lid. Maple bottom, spruce tonewood sides. They'll be big. Bigger than Big Wheels.

Thursday I quarter-saw'd a 3x4 - 22" post of old wood. But not before I saved its skin. Then made a second tray for Williamsburg Auntie. I call it: Williamsburg Tray No. 2

 

Before it ships, maybe some acrylic on the bottom divots? Or include tweezers and band-aids?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ouch!

 

This boat is going on a Three Hour Tour with that repair!

 

 

 

 

 

Met a gal today who uses paints and acrylics. Got the idea to smother the splinters with urethane. Tell ya what. It SOAKED in. But does not bleed through. Wee see how it came out tomorrow. And I'll hit Pharmacist Dan up for more plunger tube liquid applicator thingies.

 

If there's  a veterinarian handy,  you might hit him up for some hypos. Bigger needles, larger container. Then, for those reeely big jobs, there's always the turkey baster.