Popular Post Gunny Posted Sunday at 01:21 AM Popular Post Report Posted Sunday at 01:21 AM Busy few weeks, just getting back to a box build for a router table. Should have pictures tomorrow. steven newman, lew, Zack and 6 others 9 Quote
Popular Post BB1 Posted Sunday at 02:20 AM Popular Post Report Posted Sunday at 02:20 AM End of day status. Still need to add the shelves and wheels (ordered those yesterday). Trimmed the pictures as the room is an embarrassing mess! Grandpadave52, Fred W. Hargis Jr, lew and 4 others 7 Quote
Popular Post Grandpadave52 Posted Sunday at 02:43 AM Popular Post Report Posted Sunday at 02:43 AM 8 hours ago, BB1 said: Making progress...but time for lunch! 17 minutes ago, BB1 said: End of day status. Still need to add the shelves and wheels (ordered those yesterday). Trimmed the pictures as the room is an embarrassing mess! Barbara, According to our records, I'm afraid we need to dock your pay for taking an extended lunch break. HARO50, lew, steven newman and 5 others 1 7 Quote
Popular Post BB1 Posted Sunday at 03:17 AM Popular Post Report Posted Sunday at 03:17 AM 31 minutes ago, Grandpadave52 said: dock your pay Oh...I didn't know there was pay Half of zero...is still...zero. And the question may better be how slow I am at woodworking than extended meal time (although I do enjoy my meals). Fred W. Hargis Jr, HARO50, steven newman and 6 others 1 8 Quote
Popular Post Grandpadave52 Posted Sunday at 05:08 AM Popular Post Report Posted Sunday at 05:08 AM 1 hour ago, BB1 said: Oh...I didn't know there was pay Half of zero...is still...zero. That is correct. Wanted to be sure you understood our policy and the gravity of this error. Wait, what? You getting paid that much? I gotta talk to H-R. I've never made that much here even with overtime. Fred W. Hargis Jr, lew, Gunny and 6 others 9 Quote
Popular Post Fred W. Hargis Jr Posted Sunday at 11:28 AM Popular Post Report Posted Sunday at 11:28 AM 8 hours ago, BB1 said: Oh...I didn't know there was pay Half of zero...is still...zero. And the question may better be how slow I am at woodworking . It only gets slower as you age....trust me on this. Gerald, steven newman, BB1 and 5 others 1 7 Quote
Popular Post Gunny Posted Sunday at 03:03 PM Popular Post Report Posted Sunday at 03:03 PM 11 hours ago, BB1 said: And the question may better be how slow I am at woodworking Lately I have been at a pace that is just shy of Glacial... BB1, Zack, lew and 6 others 9 Quote
Popular Post Grandpadave52 Posted Sunday at 03:17 PM Popular Post Report Posted Sunday at 03:17 PM 10 minutes ago, Gunny said: Lately I have been at a pace that is just shy of Glacial... Come to WC Indiana this morning to get the full ambiance. Wind chill currently -24°, actual -5° with 7"+ of fine white powder. I don't recommend snorting it either. Zack, Fred W. Hargis Jr, lew and 5 others 2 6 Quote
Popular Post steven newman Posted Sunday at 04:05 PM Popular Post Report Posted Sunday at 04:05 PM (edited) Currently 5 above zero here...3"-5" of the White Crap on the ground....thermostat for the house is set at 84 degrees... Haven't checked on the shop, yet... Expected high for today? 9 above....might hit 40 by Wednesday? Would LOVE to see those SEC football teams come up here and play in this weather......Bengals are, today.... Edited Sunday at 04:07 PM by steven newman Zack, Gerald, lew and 6 others 7 2 Quote
Popular Post lew Posted Sunday at 04:13 PM Popular Post Report Posted Sunday at 04:13 PM 13 hours ago, BB1 said: End of day status. Still need to add the shelves and wheels (ordered those yesterday). Trimmed the pictures as the room is an embarrassing mess! Will you be adding a cleat to the bottom/front to keep larger pieces from sliding off of the front? Fred W. Hargis Jr, BB1, steven newman and 3 others 6 Quote
Popular Post BB1 Posted Sunday at 06:07 PM Popular Post Report Posted Sunday at 06:07 PM 1 hour ago, lew said: Will you be adding a cleat to the bottom/front to keep larger pieces from sliding off of the front? Yes, have to do that yet along with the shelves and wheels. Also plan to add some sand paper where the boards will sit on end so they don't slide (suggested in the video that inspired this). May also add some "guides" for the sides, but thinking that may not be necessary as I don't plan to be spinning this around the shop! Gerald, Larry Buskirk, Gunny and 5 others 8 Quote
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