It's been a while since my last post. Once Spring kicked in, work picked up, so I've been working a fair amount. I've been goofing around with spoons a bit, but nothing worth posting. I've also gone on a couple of camping trips, spending time with my friends, running and biking quite a bit more than in Winter.
This week I'm going to be heading up to Chester, New Hampshire to participate in the covered bridge project that the Timber Frame Guild is putting together. It will be a 9 day project, during which an entire covered bridge will go up. I'm really excited. I've started to put together my packing list, which includes all of my tools and maybe an extra shirt or two. I had the thought that it might be handy to take my Underhill-Roubo bench, but I don't think it would be that useful. It would also be very difficult to get into my little car.
In the next couple of days I will probably be spending some time sharpening, oiling, and tuning up all of my tools, or I might wait until I get up there since I'll be a day early.
For this project, I just bought myself a nice new RazorSaw 10 1/2" dozuki blade and a 220/600 grit 2x6" DMT plate. Looks like I might have bought a blade that's not compatible with the handle I have, though, so I might have to whip something up.
That's all that's happening for now, I'll try to stay on top of this blog more. I'll definitely be taking some pictures at the bridge project, so keep an eye out for those in the next couple of weeks.
Oh, and the bandsaw I got broke right after I bought a nice new 80" resaw blade, didn't even get to put it on. If anyone wants to buy the blade (or the saw for parts, for that matter) drop me an email. The carriage that the top wheel rides on snapped in half, old cast iron... Most of the other parts are in good shape though.
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