treeslayer

Great work Drew, i can't say anything beyond what others have said, i only have one question, when do you SLEEP? on my best day 30 years ago i couldn't keep up with you in the wood shop.

Just set those aside somewhere safe from Coop and someday i'll be down to get them and help you saw some more

That looks great @Chip Sawdust and opens up a whole lot of possibilities, thanks for posting your work, I have got to try that this summer

Glad you’re ok, but look at it this way, good clean cut with minimal tear out maybe one of those straps to hold them on your head/neck is in order for the next pair.

Very, very nice. I like that you went the extra mile to make it your own. Well done sir!

Use Titebond 3, (waterproof) just don’t drink it or eat it when it’s dry seriously most glue is non toxic when dry. Why do you want it to be non toxic? Oh, and welcome to the forum Valerie, lots of good info and be sure to post some pictures of your work

That guy must be making a lot of drawers glad business is good Spanky

Beautiful work @K Cooper, you do great work and make Spanky happy, that's a good thing. care to tell us a little about the construction and what's the finish?

yeah, i think there's a hook in that worm no pickle for me Spanky, but i may have to move farther away maybe a tent in Chet's yard to avoid temptation, that walnut and butternut and cherry along with a lot of others would keep me poor.

Every time I open my billfold the presidents shade their eyes

I’m almost glad I don’t live closer to you Spanky, I would be broke but happy all the time

That’s some great wood for the man from Texas. He’ll know what to do with it

Beautiful work Ronn, as usual, and sure to get better with age. can you detail how you did the curves?

Spanky, in the second picture, hit the nail bent some teeth and then the blade wandered off ? that really sucks, beautiful wood.

You have to get back in the woods more Coop, even I knew what they were