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Re: OT: Woodworking in my shop with a bonus


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Posted by Billy NY on January 14, 2014 at 06:36:22 from (72.226.79.200):

In Reply to: Re: OT: Woodworking in my shop with a bonus posted by Richard G. on January 14, 2014 at 06:09:30:

Thats cool ! LOL ! I'd never have suspected a gear shift knob, it looks like a cap of some sort, that logo certainly is familiar though. I too like reclaimed lumber, I have a collection of it in my basement from over the years, barn timbers, pine boards lots of smaller miscellaneous pieces too. I found some nice fir 2x4's while doing a job last year, during the demolition part of it, asked permission to take those, de-nailed them for future reference, job was for a neighbor, I brought those home, but there were a lot more. Neighbor lady had someone else come in for free, married man, from out of state, whom stayed there while he worked... ok, I get the picture LOL !!! I guess my extremely low/friendly neighborly price was still to high, LOL ! So she literally cancelled my paying job, this person informed her about the "golden" fir 2x4's, which then disappeared. I just had to laugh, all the work and favors I did over the years without charge, would have liked the rest of those having an eye for nice lumber. People LOL.... Last year was not a great year, did a bunch of work for another customer, never got paid, cripes I can find work to stay busy, just that getting paid thing LOL!

I remember picking clear 2x12's out of the stack at the lumber yard for wood working projects, some of it was better than the D4S pine we sold, cheap too !

Nice cradle, lots of character !!! Hopefully it gets passed down many generations!


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