Good Monday Morning Patriot Woodworkers! February 8, 2021

[John Morris]

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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Short and sweet this morning folks! I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend and stayed safe and sane! Please share your projects and just let us all know how ya doing with life, cheers and be safe in the ol shop!

[Fred W. Hargis Jr]

It may still be too cold to walk out to the shop, but I have a couple of frame that need finished and the picture/print mounted. If I ever get them out of the shop I may start on something else.

[Larry Buskirk]

38 minutes ago, Fred W. Hargis Jr said:

It may still be too cold to walk out to the shop,

 

..Now that's a real understatement.  So far we've made it up to 1° , getting prepared for an 11° heat wave. 

[Gene Howe]

Dr.'s appt. at 10:00. 40 mile drive. then, pick up some sanding supplies. get home around 13:00. Then start sanding posts and beams on patio and front porch, prep for paint. We ain't doing it. Around 90X16 and around 9' high is well out of our endurance level. 

Tuesday, move a bunch of stuff from shop to another covered area to make room for continued demo and construction of a lumber rack. Wednesday, back at the kitchen backsplash job. About another 20' with 3 electrical boxes in the way. Hopefully, Friday will see a return to the shop project. 

[Gunny]

Got all the pieces made, dry fitted and minor kinks worked out. 3 racks along the 3 walls. Should hold 23 cans of 1 gal size containers and 18 of the 1 qt containers.  All in a nice climate controlled environment.

 

Now for finishing work.

 

[Masonsailor]

It’s back on the media room for me. I will need to replenish the maple and walnut supply sometime this week. I will also start wiring all the light panels up. 
Paul

[Larry Buskirk]

3 hours ago, Gunny said:

All in a nice climate controlled environment.

 

...Our climate controlled environment made it to a whopping 6°F. 

[steven newman]

Waiting on a part to show up in the mail....otherwise too bleeding cold to go out the door.....doubt IF I will venture to the shop, either...

 

Monday?   Yuck..

[Gunny]

31 minutes ago, Larry Buskirk said:

 

...Our climate controlled environment made it to a whopping 6°F. 

Good weather got lost trying to find two weeks from anywhere.

 

[Gerald]

Got the coffee bar glued up and drawer sides milled. So I guess it is on to building drawers today. That and dreaming of more room around the lathe. Guess I will be selling the Jet 1442 to make some legroom.

[Larry Buskirk]

3 hours ago, Gunny said:

Good weather got lost trying to find two weeks from anywhere.

 

...The problem is trying to figure out where's the anywhere you start from.  

[Gunny]

38 minutes ago, Larry Buskirk said:

 

...The problem is trying to figure out where's the anywhere you start from.  

 

Planetary alignment and time / space continuity issues abound.  This ain't 2+2=4 stuff.

 

[FlGatorwood]

Finished the rocking chair today.  The stain didn't buff out to match the rest of the chair, so had to apply about 3 coats of poly.  Sanded with 600 grit and then applied Minwax finishing paste wax.  Looks pretty good.  I didn't sand out all the history.  I basically covered the nicks, scratches and other damages.  The widow neighbor was so happy.  She said it looked new, but it didn't.  She's happy and I have some space in the garage.  Back to the mortar repairs on the house.