Anyway cutting to the chase, I'm building a similar side table but with a Cherry top and White Oak stretchers and legs. This morning I started prepping the stock and did the top glue up.
A couple of photos. Cutting White Oak for the legs:
Ripping the leg stock:
It felt good but no endurance, I needed a couple of breaks while ripping the legs.
And one of the top glue up:
As always, click 'em to big 'em.
ken
By the time you feel the pain... Go easy, there are always Richard's Re-Run on the net :-)
ReplyDeleteBob and his sidekick Rudy
Bob,
ReplyDeleteYep....feel the pain, reschedule the surgery. I'm being very careful to only work within safe range of motion. The greater danger is in the honey do's where I'm not thinking and being careful.
BTW, Richard really is fun watch and even better many times there are things that make me cock my head and ask "why I hadn't thought of that". I can't say that of most of the video hucksters even if they are interesting to watch.
Hope things are going well for you and Rudy. Sam and Maggie are helping to keep me on some kind of "normal" schedule while Pat runs around the UK.
A happy/sad tears in your eyes dog story: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/animalia/wp/2016/09/17/dying-dog-lives-to-see-his-person-happily-married/
Take care,
ken
Not a clue why there are all the spaces /\0/\
ReplyDeleteIt must feel good to be making sawdust again. Just take it easy and ease into it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ralph,
ReplyDeleteYes it does. I'm not sure I can handle retirement but finally being able to do light work in the shop is making this recovery period easier.
ken