Every kitchen needs a cutting board. A nice shape, a hole to hang it up, simple pine 1x8, 10, 12. Lots of sanding.
every time you use it, it becomes a reminder of a good project for everyone. ___________________________ Keep the whole world singing. . . . DanG
Thu, Nov 23, 2006, 10:11am (EST-3) snipped-for-privacy@googlemail.com doth sayeth: I have now ordered some books that were suggested and can not wait to start projects with him.
Aww, I think you screwed up. I've gound that ordering books, without knowing exactly what the book's contents are, means I get a book I don't like. If you're going to order a book, go to a bookstore and thumb thru a copy first, to see if you actually want it. Better yet, go to a good used bookstore, or more than one, and see what they've got. That's the way I get 99% of my books. The few books I do order are used books, and I know just what the content is before I order. Or, you could just go to your local library and borrow a few books, they might only have one project you like, but you don't have bo buy the book to get the use of the plan. For just a specific plan my personal choice is a free plan fron on-line. I've heard they're very easy to find, and theres lots of them out there.
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This is the complete opposite of my experience. I'm sure the books will be fine.
snipped-for-privacy@googlemail.com wrote: (snip)
Does he like painting? He may enjoy making puzzles with some 1/4" (or
1/8") plywood and a coping saw.(Don't get luan plywood -- it splinters way too much.)
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