Friday again folks! 

 

Going to be a wet weekend here "Two Weeks From Anywhere" but we need it.

Helped a friend install meter box, and main breaker panel at his place "Three Weeks From Anywhere" earlier this week.

Now waiting on inspection before we can continue.  

Not worried about passing the inspection, we  don't know the meaning of the word "Overkill". 

 

Yesterday helped the nephew clear out the storage cell the BIL had, the Pilot towed my skid steer trailer with no problem. 

 

Now to get ready for a trip to the SIL's place around the 7th, or 8th of July. Will be hauling up some furniture that was the MIL's.

 

... So,... What's on your weekend agenda? 

Not much...maybe clean up the shop....since Projects are for a bit

 

 

Used to remember when a Friday actually meant something......now....just another day...

24 minutes ago, steven newman said:

just another day...

 

  ...What day is it? 

Running my AC all day to attempt to get keep the house cool its only 6 am here and its already 70 degrees outside.  Uhm lets also getting my car washed plan on doing that as soon as they open at 8.  Not much wood working due to extreme abnormal heat conditions.

Project continues to put outside faucet on back building.

 

Doc appts today and grocery shopping for elderly mother. Tomorrow I hope to get back to wife's cabinet, been a very busy last few weeks in the Morris home, been helping others with no time for US.

I hope things are going to start to slow down.

Gee Larry sounds like you have a IL problem. Hope you get all that movin and haulin done soon.

 

Working today for money. Gee that word does sound cool. Boss had a Mosin Nagant Carbine M44 with mounted bayonet for sale which I was happy to buy till I broke it down . Extreme pitting on top of barrel and I would never fire it. Looked up prices on parts and if you could sell them would be twice the price of the carbine, not going there.

 

Hope to get back to that walnut tomorrow, see my post in woodturning.

1 hour ago, Gerald said:

Gee Larry sounds like you have a IL problem. Hope you get all that movin and haulin done soon.

 

No problem with the IL's, hauling up a couple pieces of French Provincial bedroom furniture that the SIL wanted from the MIL's estate. Actually looking forward to the trip to "Three Weeks From Anywhere". 

Got 36 pallets to break down. All 48X48s. Some are covered completely. Most have gaps between the slats. 

Working on a small turned box for my daughter.  Will post pics of it when it's a little closer to complete. 

 

Stopped in at Houston Hardwoods and looked around.  Plenty of hardwood available, I might buy some if I find Howard Hughes lost treasure or win the lottery.  My father would have said it was higher than a cat's back. 

 

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I’ll continue working on stock for two fall and winter shows.  My Etsy store has exploded over the past 18 months and I’m hand to mouth trying to keep up.  My Etsy store sales have already exceeded my 2020 total sales.  Anyone need a job?

10 hours ago, Ron Dudelston said:

I’ll continue working on stock for two fall and winter shows.  My Etsy store has exploded over the past 18 months and I’m hand to mouth trying to keep up.  My Etsy store sales have already exceeded my 2020 total sales.  Anyone need a job?

Thanks for the offer Ron, but, the commute would be a real bear. 

 Taper finished the kitchen on Wednesday. We spent Thursday drilling 4" holes for new LED's & then cleaning and dusting. Picked up primer & paint yesterday & that game starts Monday.

12 hours ago, Ron Dudelston said:

Anyone need a job?

 

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2 hours ago, Gene Howe said:

Thanks for the offer Ron, but, the commute would be a real bear. 

I draw the line at mileage, Gene

Got all the PVC installed and sealed up, then the faucet.  Did a pressure test for 2 hours and all was well.  Filled this leg of digging back up.  Next is another 6 foot leg to get to the 70 ft trench that leads to shop.  Will be nice to have water out by this building when I wash lawn equipment and use pressure washer.

 

 

 

Well, my bride got her way! The 'Scrap Wall' is 99% done. And, it sure is ugly! Most of the pegboard, plywood, laminate flooring scraps have been utilized....in no cogent and, a totally nonconforming order. Now, it's almost time to clear the floor and start moving some tools and cabinets in. Maybe, some of that wall can be hidden. 

By tomorrow, maybe this afternoon, pallet deconstruction can begin. 

 

 

 

1 hour ago, Gene Howe said:

 

By tomorrow, maybe this afternoon, pallet deconstruction can begin. 

 

 

 

I'm kinda thinking that will be the real hard work.

2 hours ago, Gene Howe said:

Well, my bride got her way! The 'Scrap Wall' is 99% done. And, it sure is ugly!

 

Got a pic Gene?