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Good Monday Morning Patriot Woodworkers! March 25, 2019

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Good Monday Morning!

Good Monday morning Patriot Woodworkers! What did you get done over the weekend, and what have you planned for the week ahead! Inquiring minds want to know. Please tell us what's happening in your shops, your life, and any events going on with you. Thank you for being here folks! 

 

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Hey Stick do you make this stuff up? or are you just a good googler?

Got another offering plate roughed out and couple more layers of lacquer applied to the present. You know these weekends are just too short nowadays.

neither...

it was sent to me...

that was the answer I got when I asked for help last Monday...

the help did show up Tuesday and Wednesday...

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@John Morris I have no complaints with this format, I was fully accustomed to it before you changed to the other, is there a reason to change it?

 

@Stick486 what do you have to do to "Prepare to die"?

Call the undertaker? 

Put on clean under shorts?

Say goodbye to all"? Have a donut? 

Wear your Sunday outfit?

 

Just wondering.

Herb

25 minutes ago, Gerald said:

you just a good googler?

 

BTW...

I don't do google anything...

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9 minutes ago, Dadio said:

 

@Stick486 what do you have to do to "Prepare to die"?

Call the undertaker? 

Put on clean under shorts?

Say goodbye to all"? Have a donut? 

Wear your Sunday outfit?

 

multiple choice...

4 hours ago, John Morris said:

So far I don't have a fix for bringing back our theme, but I am working on it. If I don't see any headway being made this week we'll explore other themes based on your input, or tweak our current default theme to suit our needs. Thank you for your patience.

 

tweak a few things is all... go w/ KISS/MISS...

tone down the bright white...

ditch the light gray anything to improve visibility...

make the return to quoted post arrow visible again...

others may have some input...

bring back the Verdana font..

compressed wording makes for a difficult read.. as in run on paragraphs which there are plenty of here... the run ons get ignored/not bothered w/ (at least w/ me they do) because they are so difficult to read/sort out......

 

above is default below is Verdana... big difference...

above is default below is Verdana... big difference...

 

tweak a few things is all... go w/ KISS/MISS...

tone down the bright white...

ditch the light gray anything to improve visibility...

make the return to quoted post arrow visible again...

others may have some input...

bring back the Verdana font..

compressed wording makes for a difficult read.. as in run on paragraphs which there are plenty of here... the run ons get ignored/not bothered w/ (at least w/ me they do) because they are so difficult to read/sort out......

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I spent the morning painting the California king bed.  Not a pleasant task because I hated covering up a beautiful finish but I’m not the customer.  I sprayed it with Sealcoat Saturday so the first coat of enamel went on very smoothly.  One coat to go and it is out of my shop.9DC7B821-64BD-4F7A-A335-C3151668457B.jpeg 

3 minutes ago, Ron Dudelston said:

I spent the morning painting the California king bed.  Not a pleasant task because I hated covering up a beautiful finish but I’m not the customer.  I sprayed it with Sealcoat Saturday so the first coat of enamel went on very smoothly.  One coat to go and it is out of my shop.9DC7B821-64BD-4F7A-A335-C3151668457B.jpeg 

 

Ron,

Is that an solvent based enamel, or a water based? You did a great job on that, as usual.

Herb

 

 

The customer isn't always right. But, they do have the $$. That's a really nice paint job, though. 

10 minutes ago, Ron Dudelston said:

covering up a beautiful finish

 

criminal...

Monday..:BangingHead:

 

Wake me up when Tuesday gets here....have a second box to get done...but..not today...:CoveringEyes:

 

managed to add a "zero clearance insert" to a tablesaw that wasn't design for such newfangled items....

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The tablesaw fence clamps down onto the plywood,  Raised the blade SLOWLY up through the plywood, cutting the slot.   Had some fat parts of Ash that needed slimmed down to 3/8" thick.....there is a 1/2" gap between the blade and the OEM insert....not really safe for thin stuff...

2 hours ago, Dadio said:

 

Ron,

Is that an solvent based enamel, or a water based? You did a great job on that, as usual.

Herb

 

 

Water based, Herb.  After I sprayed it with Sealcoat, I shot a coat of Zinsser BIN just to be sure the enamel would stick.  So far, so good.

5 minutes ago, Ron Dudelston said:

Water based, Herb.  After I sprayed it with Sealcoat, I shot a coat of Zinsser BIN just to be sure the enamel would stick.  So far, so good.

BIN is good stuff, that is why the grain is not showing through, that finish should be very durable.

Herb

12 minutes ago, Dadio said:

BIN is good stuff, that is why the grain is not showing through, that finish should be very durable.

Herb

Probably the BIN was overkill but I began to question the Sealcoat even though it is dewaxed.  

6 hours ago, Ron Dudelston said:

Not a pleasant task because I hated covering up a beautiful finish but I’m not the customer.

 

I agree with Stick, it's criminal what they want done to a beautiful piece of wood.  But hey pays the bills!

20 minutes ago, Woodbutcherbynight said:

 

I agree with Stick, it's criminal what they want done to a beautiful piece of wood.  But hey pays the bills!

There is more wood where that came from, just have to cut another tree down. A person can't fall in love with a piece of wood, that would be like a farmer falling in love with a steer, instead opf looking at it and seeing steaks and ribs grazing in the pasture.

 

HErb

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4 minutes ago, Dadio said:

just have to cut another tree down.

 

 

Did that, now what's next?  :Laughing:

 

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29 minutes ago, Woodbutcherbynight said:

 

 

Did that, now what's next?  :Laughing:

 

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Now the hard work starts.

Herb

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