Morning to ya!   Get anything done over the past weekend?   Need to make Mondays a National Holiday.....then we can all just sleep in until Tuesday..

Got our daughter moved over the weekend, and brought back a few surplus items that will find their way to facebook/craigslist.  Delivered the coffee table that I had made last month too.

This week has a bunch of lawn duty; brake job for BIL, and start to work on a stand up desk modification for daughter.  Going to be busy.

Too hot today and the rest of the week to do anything outside. I do have an OH door opener to install in the shop storage room, may give that some thought.

Busy with the J.O.B.  Datacenter hardware and software upgrades.

 

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Finally getting a cool enough day to work on the Pilot and of course it's got to 

Thank you Steven.😊👍

Busy week. Errands and such. No shop work till at least Thursday.  Ordered a 8 inch sewer cover for a project next week outside in yard.  Not much woodworking, unless some framing for a concrete form counts. 

Got a little walnut bowl sanded, waiting on a new type of finish to arrive to complete it. Have a couple of box elder bowl blanks in the "drier" that are getting close to being ready to turn.

Pulled a muscle in my arm on Friday trying throw a pallet over the fence so the rest of the weekend was spent bush hogging an overgrown pasture by the pond.  Now, I have about two acres of Bahia grass hay to sweep and pile up.  Hopefully the goats and chickens will appreciate it.

Here's a quality red neck fix.

 

@Larry Buskirk

 

Edited August 9, 20214 yr by Gunny

2 minutes ago, Gunny said:

Hers a quality red neck fix.

 

@Larry Buskirk

 

 

Done that more than once....... 

13 minutes ago, Gunny said:

Hers a quality red neck fix.

 

@Larry Buskirk

 

At least they used a quality tool 

20 minutes ago, Gunny said:

Hers a quality red neck fix.

 

@Larry Buskirk

 

So, you got a photo of my neighbors van. 

23 minutes ago, Larry Buskirk said:

So, you got a photo of my neighbors van. 

Drank his beer too!!

1 hour ago, Gunny said:

Drank his beer too!!

He doesn't drink beer.

Son and family came by on Sunday. Nothing doing in the shop. DIL offered me a Kitchen full of cabinets that were removed from their kitchen and stored in their shed. I've not seen them but they were original to the house and were replaced some years ago The house was built in 1947. I'm guessing the cabinets are solid wood. If they're decent, they'll save me some time (and $$) for shop cabinets. 

Phyl and I spent this AM moving a bunch of 12' 2X4s, 6s, and, 10s from outside, tarped storage into the 20X20 awning covered area off the shop. Most of my shop tools were stored there until we moved them into the shop, Saturday. I was pleasantly surprised to find, under that tarp, 6 large live edge walnut slabs about 6' by 3' by a full 4/4. As of now, I may have enough hardwoods and construction lumber to last me for the rest of my days. 

We're both pooped and, we're calling it a day. Shop organization resumes tomorrow. Wednesday, we may be hauling cabinets back from Tucson. 

If those cabinets are solid wood, even if they aren't usable as cabinets, they may be useful as reclaimed wood.

57 minutes ago, Fred W. Hargis Jr said:

If those cabinets are solid wood, even if they aren't usable as cabinets, they may be useful as reclaimed wood.

My thoughts, exactly, Fred.

Hey I have used the Redneck fix but not on car door.  Got some chainsaw work done at my son's property Saturday AM. The in the afternoon I cut that palm tree up and learned something about the "bark". It peals in layers and looks like burlap. Gotta remember to take pics.

 

This week I hired someone to remove the last hedges we are removing. I plan now to clear the vegetation left and haul in some topsoil before sod. All this and I am having lathe withdrawal, because I still have to complete the holder and mount the Ring floodlight camera. 

 

Does it never end!!!!!!

4 hours ago, Larry Buskirk said:

So, you got a photo of my neighbors van. 

Redneck, white socks, Blue ribbon Beer of course..