treeslayer

Hats off to you Ross, that’s old school stuff right there

Stunning work Joe, I’m in awe, what’s the final resting place for it ? It should be on display somewhere so others can be as amazed as we are

dig 90' down, if there is a stone marker with strange markings call the History Chanel ASAP, if it were me i would have to dig, at least some way down, i love a good treasure hunt

Smart *** Coop, keep it up and I’ll send some sub zero temps your way

I would get off the fence on this one, I like it and I think it’s only going to get better with age, great work so far as usual

You might touch base with @CoopI think he has used them or something like that

Congratulations on the baby news !! Always good to follow your projects Drew

Made a couple out of all cedar, made shingles out of cedar and used pin nailer and TB3 to secure them to the roof, treated with 2 coats of Watco natural oil, holding up quite well after 3 years

I think you’re right on track Ross, thinking felt or veneer for in top of the MDF ?

Looks great @Coop, consider that idea stolen

Titebond 3 because ? Longer open time or other ?

We get that frost around here, eastern Iowa ,@wtnhighlander, pretty cool stuff, that’s some great pictures

Well I know way back people used to “ shave” or file the edges of coins and so the ridges let you know the coin hadn’t been shaved, I don’t know about pennies or nickels but you have my attention

Keep rubbing it in Coop and I’ll come down there with my tent, high temp of 9 today with windchill of minus 20 and it’s only going to get worse, I check the temp in Houston every day and can’t wait for spring to come here

Looks great! I wish I could get half that much done in a day, never had shop envy but yours may push me over the edge, well done