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Monthly Archives: May 2015
HB Hobby Tansu #1-Part 7
The forecast called for hot and humid today (They weren’t wrong). So I completed my grass mowing duties as early as possible. This left me the remainder of the day to work in the shop. This is what I opened … Continue reading
HB Hobby Tansu #1-Part 6
Shortly after arriving home from work on Friday evening, the air conditioner at my home decided to quit working. Well crap! A little investigation and I soon discovered that the blower motor on the outside condenser unit had given up. This … Continue reading
HB Hobby Tansu #1-Part 3
A trip to the Home Depot resulted in a decent haul. After rooting thru the stacks of #2 mystery pine, I managed to pull out one 1x12x6′ and two 1x12x4′ boards that should yield all of the timber needed for … Continue reading
HB Hobby Tansu #1-Part 1
I’m interested in several crafts/hobbies some of which can be practiced inside the house. Drawing, knot tying, leather and canvas work being the primary examples. My wife enjoys crafting quilts and there is always some general sewing task that needs to … Continue reading
Practice with the Uzukuri-Part 3
The completion of my Japanese style toolbox gave me the opportunity to see how the uzukuri technique would respond to a linseed oil finish. All of the exterior surfaces, except the bottom, of the toolbox received the uzukuri treatment. The … Continue reading
Japanese Toolbox-Progress 5-Complete
I did a little less than scientific weight trials on the completed toolbox. I used a bathroom scale and weighed myself. Using that base weight I was able to obtain a fairly close approximation of the empty and packed toolbox. … Continue reading
The Art of Hand Washing Dishes
I am utterly saddened by the number of people who rely on an electric dishwashing appliance to clean their dishes on a daily basis. This trend is causing the art of hand washing to quickly fade and it is in danger of … Continue reading