There are still several more parts to go, some of them involving mistakes and fixes, so stay tuned. In this one I get the feet roughed out and the mortise put in them and I also get the tenon cut on the legs. Finally, things start getting fitted together and we get a sneak peak at what the finished product will be.
I had a few comments about some photos and video I have posted. "There are tires in your shop"....Well, yeah. It is fall in Canada. I got the winter tires put on the car and the summer set needs to be cleaned up and put away for the season. I finally got around to doing that job and I, of course, had the camera rolling. Hey, it's not just a wood shop, it's a work shop. It is my place to get away from the world and putter around and keep my hands busy doing things I like doing. This time I went through a procedure I have seen on a couple of different You Tube channels to bring them back to life a bit. Although not 100% successful, the rims look great and can now be put away until the spring.
My shortest video yet. I have been working in the shop, on the shop. It will be a while before the video comes out, but I was cleaning up after and got a bit carried away. I thought I would share. Perhaps I have a bit of OCD.
