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    Today....

    So, did you nail the lay?
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    Arts and Crafts

    You might change your mind if you could have seen how difficult the door making process was. I should have planed the boards first to make the tongue and grooves line up properly. Rough sawn lumber vary in thickness from board to board.
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    Arts and Crafts

    Yes, it grows like a weed around here. I like the trees and have quite a few of them growing in my own yard.
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    Arts and Crafts

    Finally glued/clamped these two panel solid cedar doors. The two panels are 1” thick and the outer frame is 2” thick. I used a table saw to make it tongue and groove. I’ll post a picture after they’re installed.
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    Arts and Crafts

    Sassafras is a strange wood because it smells great when you’re working it, but a shot time later the wonderful smell disappears. I think the oils are “fragile” if I remember correctly.
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    Today....

    That is a sweet looking setup!
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    Today....

    Looks fantastic! You’re a lumberjack of all trades. What kind of fasteners did you use?
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    Why Is It So Expensive to Cut Down a Tree?

    Y’all didn’t take very good care of the trees on Greenland, so we’re going to have to take it.
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    Climbers for Christ

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    45° limbs

    Willows are very brittle. Don’t tie off to small diameter leads. Use multiple anchor points whenever possible.
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    Poetry thread

    Mortal Shell One day my soul will leave the body Like an empty shell on the beach Surf will play with my bones as a hobby Till the sun begins to bleach Day and night on the changing tide With every passing wave The memory of me will churn and writhe A lost pearl soon to fade The fragments...
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    Today....

    I’ve had a few Stihl saws die like that and it turned out to be part of the retaining clip that holds the piston on. The little ear that sticks out would get sheared off by a port and then it scores the piston and cylinder. It might be fixable with a new jug kit.
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    Today....

    Thanks Rico, the top was my first epoxy resin pour. There is no caulking, on the third coat I dropped in the sink. Funny thing is that I still haven’t put the last coat of varnish on the door under the sink. My wife reminds me about it every so often. Ha ha!
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    Today....

    Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus verginiana) makes decent lumber. Although it does tend to split easily and it’s a little softer than true cedars, I love to make things with it…
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    Today....

    Had some White Mulberry and Eastern Red Cedar milled. I’m like a kid in a candy shop.
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