While in Norway we saw hundreds of boats of all sorts. I think Norway still uses boats the way we use transport trucks. There were lots of interesting wooden houses and wooden boats and I did take a few photographs but.... it was a holiday.
So, having returned to the work shop what did I discover.
The cool piece of wood that I bought just before leaving dried out and really cracked apart.
I can't make a coffee table now. I am confident that it is not fire wood, but haven't really got a firm plan in mind right now.
What did I make in my shop. I made a push stick.
I used Jimmy Diresta's push stick as inspiration but as you can see mine is wood and red.
I made this push stick to sit on my band saw table. There are times that I am cutting something small and should be using a push stick and just opt for a handy wood scrap. I am trying to teach my grandchildren better safety habits than the ones with which I grew up. You can never have too many clamps or push sticks.
I have several projects lined up for the next while as well as home maintenance things too. I will get back into the swing of things over the coming week. I may even share some Norway pictures.
cheers, ianw
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