I was getting all fired up to scribe a diatribe on what little time I had to devote to my craft
And I realized that I had made a lot more progress than I thought since the last post
woodworking blog sequential photographic how-to opportunity missed
it's like some crappy nineties infomercial about "20 minutes a day"
but they're right
here's to you Ron Popeil
this build sold itself on the premise of tiny bursts of labor
the endless progression of steps
I've practiced this dance before
ok, so some of these sessions lasted more than twenty minutes
working brass is the same, just a slower version of working wood
and it's not like I really do twenty minutes every day
some days I just go out and stare at the wall
and remember when conversation didn't just consist of monosyllabic babble
or commentary on sleeping and defecation habits
I've also had weeks of trial and error finding appropriate hardware
when it all comes together and the knob is tight
and the fence is in line with the body
and the is no movement from square
then it is right
It looks like you have a nice distraction for not being in the shop. BTW, the plane looks nice too.
ReplyDeleteHi Ralph,
DeleteYea, she's a good distraction, I don't feel bad about it. And thanks for the comment, the plane is proceeding nicely:)
Progress is also realizing your new pace. It took me a while to adjust but now I just embrace it. I've also found instagram to be a good medium for sharing short bursts of work. Are you on IG?
ReplyDeleteThe plane looks good. And so do the pics that bookended this post.
Shawn,
DeleteI've resigned myself to one e-medium expression, just can't seem committed to a continuing relationship with any other. So no, no IG FB TT ADD ATT AOL FBI CIA wait, getting off track.
Thanks for the comments on the plane/saw/thing :)