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Very cool project!

Sometimes it’s the little projects that give you the biggest smile. In the tool room I have a mug full of pencils and pens, however that’s on the other side of the barn and in a different room than the wood shop. I cut a half circle out of some maple and drilled 8 holes at the same angle...

Has it moved at all since you did the siding?

Congrats!

Be very careful trying to pull it back. I decided to support and stabilize on mine instead of trying to fix its lean. It’s survived two tornados in the last 97 years, so my doors aren’t quite square. This is one of the reasons I spray foamed the walls on the first floor of my barn, to glue...

Thank You

Bob, I hope you had a great Thanksgiving with your family.

I was gonna ask on your last post how the greenhouse was going. Looks great!

Thank You! She’s always wanted a big table for the whole family, so this should do.

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! Your FIL has been in my prayers.

It’s just Arm R Seal in satin. I spent quite a bit of time with card scrapers and the random orbital getting things prepped.

Thank You! I would say the top is about 200lbs and the base is probably 150-200. Running 10ft 8/4 maple boards across the jointer and through the table saw is quite the workout.

My sister asked me to build her a table last year, but her son’s wedding and my trips to the ER slowed me down this year. She wanted a finished size at 9ft long and 42” wide. I used 8/4 hard maple for the top with 140mm long 12mm dominos between the boards. Even with the dominos I had to...

Oh how I wish I had the funds to pave our driveway. Well I guess if I didn’t spend so damn much on tools I would, but tools are probably better than a paved driveway.

Otherwise know as a rock spreader for those of us with a gravel drive. Had this Honda when we moved in and I made a single pass down one side of the drive before I switched over to the tractor with blade. Spent hours removing rocks from the middle of my yard the next spring.

Same here. Been looking for something good, but haven’t found the “one” yet.

I used my Kubota to distribute the stone and then back dragged it with the bucket on an angle. I rented a plate compactor from HD and spent a few hours packing things in place.

Hope you feel better soon! Vitamin D and Zinc made a noticeable difference when my wife and I dealt with the vid.

I know Powermatic calls that a table insert, not sure what the other brands use for terminology.

Spent a bit of time working on our driveway this weekend. I spread and compacted 10 yards of 21AA crushed limestone. Our main drive was originally cobblestones, however outside of the approach from the road, it was in rough shape. Each side was rutted by at least 8 inches when we first moved...