Today is the first heat day in the shop. Prepped the 150,00 BTU fire breathing kero dragon and got her some fresh fuel ($2.49 per gal) - and she's roaring away.
Planed up the glued cherry panels on Saturday and cut the finger joints for this years footlocker for the scout troop auction that happens this Friday.
That glue up was done at a little too close to the chalk temperature of the Titebond II, so I'm happy for the added heat today.
She came out of clamps looking good, so I guess it was just warm enough.
Today will be spent making hinges out of ebony to go on the cherry footlocker. Then ebony handles and a hasp and staple.
Tomorrow will be for making the tray out of maple and then sanding and putting down a coat of oil, followed by some shellacky.
Hooray for Fall!
Regards,
Tom Watson