Weekend projects

Re: Weekend projects

Mike in Mystic

>Jewlery! it has saved my bacon a time or two

Get yourself cloned

Bob Hackett

>I guarantee THAT will surprise her.

Once again,glad I could help.Just don`t tell her it was my idea.

Mainely,Bob

I get all day Sat in...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>Santa's workshop! Wife's at a craft show all day so I get the house to myself! Finishing off picture frames and working on pipe boxes. Time to do some sharpening too.

Sun it's off to get a christmas tree.

In Search of Bambi

mfitterling in Lake Wales, FL

>GOing to take most of the weekend off and hit a new hunting spot, only accesible by boat. My borther scouted it a week or so ago and it just might be the place to break my dry spell.

Oh yeah, and am going to start making raised panel doors on Sunday (12 of them) for a cabinet job I've been working on forever.

Playing with my tools

David Miller from Iowa

>I've been on the road for a month, and when I got home there were three Stanley 45s I had picked up on eBay waiting for me. One is that elusive Type 6, near mint (you know, the one with the cutter adjuster and the knob on the body not on the fence) - I've been tracking this one for... well, I have never seen one in the wild (or in person anywhere) and there it was on eBay for the price of a crummy Type 7B. So it's off to the shop, into the parts bin to make sure they have all the correct fittings, then it's time to rearrange the tool display. Whoo Hoo!

Re: Weekend projects

Jack Guzman from Maine

>More shop remodeling. I drilled some round dogholes in my bench last weekend so I'm gonna make some dogs.Gotta look into gettin a smith made holdfast after the holidays.

Hey Ernie,take LOML out on the town. Wine and dine her. Movie,whatever.Her choice.

Have fun everyone.---Jack

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Kevin French, Antrim NH

>I have my grand childern for the weekend. Tomorrow my grandson and I are going to do some "GUY" things. Dorp off some blades for sharping, a dump run (never too early to teach him about collecting) then off to a good old fashion hardware store.

After that we'll pick up Nana and the grand daughter and go cut a Xmas tree, don't worry we'll use a bow saw and not the 20" chain saw.

Forcing SWMBO back to crafts

Kevin French, Antrim NH

>With the move this year and her taking a course Swmbo hasn't been doing a lot crafty type stuff. So I bought a set of Shaker nesting boxes- UNFINISHED -now she has to finished them.

Well, that and they were 40% less. More for less, I love that!