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Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
Pretty nice garden!
I like them!!!Two tables for the kiddos. I'm running out of staves., just 2 barrel tops left for a spice/seasoning shelf for the outdoor kitchen.
Agree. If that rope is necessary (structural), I'd find some horse reins (consistent with the hames) to use. Otherwise, very cool looking.^^ Very creative and nice work!
Yep, a little bit red neck with that rope. Lol Pretty crude know one will see but me a few family members, Thank God.Agree. If that rope is necessary (structural), I'd find some horse reins (consistent with the hames) to use. Otherwise, very cool looking.
That would be cool. Less flex in the wire versus leather and would look appropriate to the piece. You have a good eye for the rustic look.I got some twisted wire from corner fence posts that was twisted by some early settler when fence was installed 100 plus years ago, I plan on using it.
You can never have too many clamps...I’ve been making jewelry boxes for the girls in our family and toolboxes for the boys. All in wood. I’m done with the jewelry boxes. 2 tool boxes left to make. Here’s a progress pic.
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Now that’s a good supply of clamps! And a nice boat too!
Notice the large diameter PVC pipe clamps!Now that’s a good supply of clamps! And a nice boat too!
I was wondering what those were made of. Brilliant idea.Notice the large diameter PVC pipe clamps!
We were epoxying on the long gunnels.I was wondering what those were made of. Brilliant idea.
So all of those are a slice of a PVC pipe! Wow, that might be a hack I might use some day.I was wondering what those were made of. Brilliant idea.
Yes and they worked well.So all of those are a slice of a PVC pipe! Wow, that might be a hack I might use some day.
Got glue? That's the greatest number of clamps per square inch that I've ever seen. Good luck with your box.I’ve been making jewelry boxes for the girls in our family and toolboxes for the boys. All in wood. I’m done with the jewelry boxes. 2 tool boxes left to make. Here’s a progress pic.
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Thanks - and yes have lots of glue. I bought a lot of clamps when I was building my cedar strip kayak. So I don't have any situation now where I can't throw too many clamps at it.Got glue? That's the greatest number of clamps per square inch that I've ever seen. Good luck with your box.
Thanks, a friend and I went to the Great Lakes Boat Building School in the UP of Michigan to build an 18' Noreastern row/sail boat replica using Old School techniques. The kit was a bunch of wood and we assembled the hull using small drilled holes and copper wire to tie the pieces together. Once assembled, we aligned everything and then used epoxy in each seam to glue it together. There was a lot of fab and finishing required. This took us about 10 days to build.Beautiful boat!