Outside looked like this:
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So I found some bits and pieces from around the house for an indoor project:
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Safety first:
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Final product:
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The client seemed happy:
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:)
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Outside looked like this:
Attachment 437484
So I found some bits and pieces from around the house for an indoor project:
Attachment 437485
Safety first:
Attachment 437487
Final product:
Attachment 437486
The client seemed happy:
Attachment 437488
:)
First photo is typical for your area in winter
Sure beats Fence Furniture's hard boiled eggs.
How did you make the "skews"? Did you need any special tooling. :rolleyes:
Oy! That's unfair - some of them were soft boiled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Handyjack
How long did you have to boil them before they were tender?Quote:
Originally Posted by FenceFurniture
Most probably used Fletty's chop stick maker.:CQuote:
Originally Posted by Handyjack
Food looks fantastic, but why does he have a roll of toilet paper right in front of him? :D
Mick.
less expensive than a box of tissues?Quote:
Originally Posted by Optimark
One would think so, but per square metre, tissues are cheaper. DAMHIKT. (That is unless you wish to use "dangerously" thin toilet roll)
As a “Canuck” you must have felt like home or maybe not cold enough or enough snow. :U
That's my universal rag. Good for wiping grease/glue/finishes off fingers, oil off dipsticks, blowing noses and, on occasion, wiping bums. :)
I keep one in every room and vehicle...
So that's where my stock for wooden hinges disappeared to! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Handyjack
::Innocent::Quote:
Originally Posted by Skew ChiDAMN!!
::hide::
(calls from behind a curtain)
Sacrifices had to be made for the greater good!
I was just pre-lubricating them!
It was a heat based stress test. Congratulations, they all passed!