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Well. LOML wants me to make an oak wallquilt hanger for her best friend. I scored the oak at the North Carolina Woodworker'er-only sale Jerry set up AUG8. I have one board sawn up (all pieces a bit long) and jointed.

Project 1: I need my workbench free, so I can handcut the dovetails for the quilt hanger. Right now, the workbench is covered with pieces of my front porch railing makeover. So Saturday, I gotta get busy assembling the sections of railing.

Project 2: I need to build me a mobile stand for my planer. I have enought scrap 3/4" ply and 2x4's for that. Need to get the wheels, though. Then I can plane the oak to 5/8" thickness (give or take a smidge).

I am going in, wish me luck!
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Good luck Tom, It is always makes things interesting when your "A" project becomes "C" when you discover that "A" and "B" need to be done first
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Good luck Tom!

My son inherited a bedroom suite, so I get his old cabinet for my shop.

Only problem is I have to move almost everything out of the shop to get the cabinet in.

He is coming home from a 10 day canoe trip in Canada a day early, they decided not to go fishing in Michigan and are driving straight through today. We are rushing to get things ready for his return.
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