Perfect Father’s Day Gift (UK)
As for my weekend; I managed to make some really good progress on the tool chests and chopped 20 mortises for the frames for the tops and bottoms. That saves time in filming.
As for my weekend; I managed to make some really good progress on the tool chests and chopped 20 mortises for the frames for the tops and bottoms. That saves time in filming.
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I am really looking forward to this project! I am currently building the carrying tote for my wife for her garden tools. It’s a great quick project. I have so much more confidence after attending your school and watching the videos.
The book sounds wonderful. Already ordered one. Thanks for the recommendation.
His book has been on my wish list for some time. I just moved it to the cart.
On a related note, do you have an arrangement with any retailers regarding purchases made on your recommendation? I think I remember you saying you did not but I thought I’d double check. Most of my purchases are used and local but you’ve been responsible for sending a few of my dollars to various internet vendors.
No. We have never received any income from any of the suppliers we recommended. That ,makes it clean and simple for us and means we are never compromised to freely express our views on products. I am glad you raised this issue here. It’s good to clearly state the reality.
I leave my copy in the garage where I’m building my shop. When my back wears out or I just want to sit and think I open it up and read a chapter or two. I wondered at how useful his information would be when I read the chapter on “Anvil”. In a woodworking shop? Then the next day as I was hammering together a stud wall for a chicken coop I had to dig around for a pair of cinder blocks to brace the wall against while I drove the nails in. Sure could have used a nice 12 lb anvil right about then.
Okay, live and learn. Unless you’re REAL careful of course.
Have a healthy and happy Father’s Day.