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Friday, Jan 12, 2018, What's on your Patriot Woodworker Agenda


John Moody

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As I sit here doing this post it is snowing here in Alabama. Schools were canceled today and it has just started snowing at 1:41 pm. I guess they were expecting a blizzard. Temps yesterday were 70 and today it is 26. I forgot to turn the heat on in the shop after yesterday so I am not working in there today.

 

I'm still working on the shelves and the Walnut Island top along with a Cedar chest. I took a couple of weeks off from the shop after Christmas and have just started it all back. Looks like it will be a good year if the current trend continues.

 

Depending on the heat and the temps will determine how much I do in my shop this weekend.

 

So what is on your agenda this weekend? Post those pictures and details on the project. Share with us, you never know who you might inspire.

 

 

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Plan is to finish the air line from the compressor into the shop, hang and wire the 2nd half of the lights in the shop, probably a little football and whatever else I can squeeze in. This is the first of 3 weeks in a row that the wife and I will be home with no traveling!

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2 hours ago, Gene Howe said:

Just got a call from the upholstery gal. The rifle case is ready. I'll have some pics tomorrow. 

Sunday starts a few weeks of fun building a mesquite live edge river table. 

 

Gene, hope you plan to post up a bunch of PIP on that table, I would sure like to follow along...

 

And @Grandpadave52 - glad you got your truck back.  Just in time for more 4x4 weather!

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Working on a pair of cherry bookcases.  Yesterday I visited heaven on earth.   A friend is administrator to an estate of a gentleman that had no family and loved to saw wood.  I walked into a pair of barns that had probably 20,000 board feet of PSWO, QSWO, beech, cherry and walnut lumber.   It'll all be going up at auction.  There was his whole shop plus a brand new, never used $21,000 Woodmizer sawmill.   

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Temp dropped from 35 this morning when I went to barber to 27 now. Worked on replacing the wire shelf unit in my closet with a wider and taller unit to hold more stuff including shooting gear. Using left over from church pew project. Here is the beginning . IMG_1400.JPG.c90019c40c12c07107f69d3aab3b4fb5.JPGThis piece is 12 feet longIMG_1401.JPG.572cbadf7f5be715f2e41c565a5d394e.JPGIMG_1402.JPG.7feb7ba8e357901dc7d0a65b844acd5f.JPG

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11 hours ago, Ron Dudelston said:

Working on a pair of cherry bookcases.  Yesterday I visited heaven on earth.   A friend is administrator to an estate of a gentleman that had no family and loved to saw wood.  I walked into a pair of barns that had probably 20,000 board feet of PSWO, QSWO, beech, cherry and walnut lumber.   It'll all be going up at auction.  There was his whole shop plus a brand new, never used $21,000 Woodmizer sawmill.   

Heaven on earth is right. Ya gonna get some of that lumber? 

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14 hours ago, Grandpadave52 said:

Cabin fever and breakdown catastrophes the past couple weeks led to some pent up rust hunting while I was out today...not much out there, but I did find a 2' Stanley (Sweetheart) wood/brass folding rule. "Made in the USA"; also in red letters Warranted & Boxwood..only markings I can make out so far...it's been used hard, but hey, $4.28 with tax...

That is my kind of find and a very good price. Was it a four fold or a two fold? Did it have a number? Where is the picture?

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10 hours ago, Gerald said:

Temp dropped from 35 this morning when I went to barber to 27 now. Worked on replacing the wire shelf unit in my closet with a wider and taller unit to hold more stuff including shooting gear. Using left over from church pew project. Here is the beginning . IMG_1400.JPG.c90019c40c12c07107f69d3aab3b4fb5.JPGThis piece is 12 feet longIMG_1401.JPG.572cbadf7f5be715f2e41c565a5d394e.JPGIMG_1402.JPG.7feb7ba8e357901dc7d0a65b844acd5f.JPG

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Nice project, I made a few things from some old church pews just like those. I still have one more 12' section.

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