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If you are going to be harassed, it ought to be by a local!

Good advise, fits in the "If you don't like the weather, wait 5 minutes"

If you'd just do that, she could grind the rind!

I think the technician it the issue...doesn't your facility have a lock out tag out policy?

They all suck in my opinion...except that one Dave posted Weather forecasting, there is no career you can get into and be wrong more often and not loose your job...

Jode, you had me at "double ender"

One more word of advise, use an old blade in your bandsaw, and watchout for gravel. Tan cork dulls tools too, but this was extreme. I like working cork, and the look of the cork showing through the finished product. It is well worth keeping a good blade for wood and swapping to an old one...

I bought a bunch of older black cork from Mark Rongers years ago, the last of what he had been selling through MLB. It was a bit dry, but it was tighter and smaller grained than most you find: IT IS MESSY! To strengthen them, I put bottom boards on and a large dowel riser. Long screw...

E-bikes, CAD modeling, 3D printers...spinning reels...the traditionalist nature of the DHBP is gone... All kidding aside, looking good. I kind of chuckled, if you had a nice straight stretch of bike path along a stream or lake you could troll. Reminds me of a day the wife and I walked over to...

you are slacking in your old age Nice pics and story

Thanks all

You jinxed me! So...long story long... I poured the clear a couple days after the color, and ran out of resin. Stopped and picked up another gallon kit, and got it up to the wood edges. Worked out all the bubbles, thought all was good, let it sit for 5 days or whatever the recommended cure...