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Chainsaws are not easy to come by. Not the Harry homeowners saws, but pro saws. Pretty much anything to do with forestry is getting hard today get.
What I have noticed is that anything of HIGH quality is getting hard to get.
It is a matter of money...anything can be had but it will cost more. Get used to it...not changing anytime soon
True to an extent. Some shit just can’t be had right now. I don’t want to buy second hand so have to scour manufacturers websites, and eBay for new shit.
If you're talking about buying a new Rolex, it is always difficult unless you are willing to pay above retail. Only certain models command that type of pricing. I waited 3 years for a stainless Daytona at retail
Chisels, plane blades, certain planes, certain fasteners. I also wait for Rolex, so that’s not too uncommon, but plane blades and chisels?
What I’ve noticed is all the poors shit is in stock, but high dollar and high quality items I want are not. Try to buy a new, high quality, USA made tenon saw. Shit, try to get a carcass or panel saw as well.
I see...don't know much about high end woodworking tools. I only do plumbing and electrical. Those tools are easy to find.
There has been a massive shift in purchasing power from people like you to people who like Nikes. They spend a higher percentage of their income on goods, and they have rising incomes, both from the Trump bump to their economic prospects and also from the checks going out. If I had to allocate manufacturing and inventory dollars somewhere, it would not be to Japanese chisels and saws. I don't know if this is underlying what you are seeing, but it could be a factor.
Popularity of hand tool woodworking has increased, but waiting on saws from Lie Nielsen, Gramercy, and bad axe has gotten old.
I get that the people have more money now, but I figured they’d be buying yeezy shoes and Ray Bans. Not tools.
I try to keep a fully stocked woodworking shop in each state I own property and visit, so I’m trying to outfit this one, lol.
I don’t want any Japanese shit. Don’t care how good it is.
My father left me some planes from Lie-Nielsen in their original boxes. Small funny looking things but built beautifully.
Own any property in PA? I need a shop hookup
but seriously, I’m an amateur wood worker at best but I’d love to see a legit shop from someone who knows what they’re doing. posted this pic In Another thread. Was hired to finish this slab out for a desk top.
Seeds for my garden...
Dealing with many seeds that fail to germinate.
When going back to re-order they are out of stock for the season.
Many websites have added the box labeled "In Stock". When you search what is in stock, there is very little.
Saving native seeds this fall will be a priority.
Dealing with many seeds that fail to germinate.
When going back to re-order they are out of stock for the season.
Many websites have added the box labeled "In Stock". When you search what is in stock, there is very little.
Saving native seeds this fall will be a priority.
Simply the best. If you had a number 7 or number 8 jointer you wouldn’t be calling them small, lol.
Get them out of the boxes and put them to use…or…are they still available?
Beautiful piece.Own any property in PA? I need a shop hookup
posted this pic In Another thread. Was hired to finish this slab out for a desk top.
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Are they trying to keep the live edge? I hope not. I think all this live edge shit that is so popular is crap.
Nice and square is what makes my eyes happy. To me a live edge is an unfinished item.
What do you need help with on it? Does it have any twist? Any cup? Have you put winding sticks on it to see? Any checking on the ends? What are the dimensions?
Pride. Pride in ones self, pride in country, pride in workmanship. No one takes pride in anything anymore and it shows
Had two seed failures this year. First time I can recall having bad sweet corn seed. This year's seed, strait out of a brand new 50# bag. The other was a bean seed. Also this years seed. Very odd.
It’s done and out the door already, they kept the live edge, that’s the bulk of what I do. I mill live edge lumber as well. I enjoy it, I like the character it adds. I understand fine woodworking is the exact opposite of that, y’all want clear straight grain, I like all gnarled up wood with lots of character... different strokes for different folks I suppose.
I was more interested in how you set up your shops, size, layout, dust collection etc... on the verge of renting a shop with 2-3 buddies that all do wood working and I do t want to get into anything wed outgrow too quickly
No idea. I always check the testing info on seed. I might have too cool of soil or late killing frost get me, but don't have problems with bad seed, until this yr. Maybe a little over 5% of silver queen came up. Replanted with similar results. Golden queen in same ground prepped the same with same planter, at same depth, planted same day came up great. No doubt bad seed.
Yep, lettuce and peas early season planting
one variety/cultivar in each going great
the other basically not a single sprout ...
Corn has been my challenge this year, also. Granted I got it in the field early for Montana. I started the same seeds in my green house as a bench mark and 90% germinated. Had similar results with beans. My non-scientific remark "It's like they came from a weak line of corn". Seeds seem to turn to mush.
This has plenty of character, lol.
I was at the grocery store the other day and wings were $4.80 a pound. I bought chicken legs instead for $1.90 lb.
When I was in restaurant sales in the early 90s, I had a customer who said he paid 20 cents a pound and sold them for $6 a bucket of 12.
I can certainly appreciate that, don’t get me wrong. I tend to like big single slab stuff vs a bunch of 8/4 glued together... I guess that’s just personal preference. I’m sure that table/de top is worth primo money but I’d rather have a slab like this one I cut as a table top.
Not trying to be disrespectful, and didn’t mean to offend
Cool slabs. Beautiful tree wood either way (have to be careful how to phrase that here).
New video out today. He is pretty good at explaining logistics topics.
New video out today. He is pretty good at explaining logistics topics.
I agree 100%. I much prefer a solid slab over multiple boards ripped and glued. That’s why the majority of my items are done with hand planes. They just don’t make the machinery to joint a 48 inch slab, lol.
My preferred is to use two large slabs to book match.
I apologize if I came across as a cunt talking about the live edge.
Do you have a thread anywhere with pics of your work? I love all wood working don’t get me wrong. Even though I prefer certain things I can generally say I appreciate the time and skill that goes into a project, regardless of if it’s how I would do it or not.
No apologies needed brother, we’re all adults here, we have different opinions and different tastes. No need to apologize for it.
They have been sitting unused since I inherited them. They are not regular planes. I think they have specific uses. I will have to look at which ones I have
I decided I needed a bigger genset.
Started looking for a Honda, and same story from everyone... We can't get them.
Local dealer said he has had 6500 and 7000-watt units on order for sometime. I told him to call me when they come in, that was a few weeks ago.
Just about tripped over this one walking into the dealer today. Verified the price, and said I'd take it. They had to order a high-altitude jet for me, so should be picking it up Thursday.
Started looking for a Honda, and same story from everyone... We can't get them.
Local dealer said he has had 6500 and 7000-watt units on order for sometime. I told him to call me when they come in, that was a few weeks ago.
Just about tripped over this one walking into the dealer today. Verified the price, and said I'd take it. They had to order a high-altitude jet for me, so should be picking it up Thursday.
Durable, high quality boots are starting to get in short supply. Market is saturated with cheap Chinese boots. Time to put on your Bug Out boots and wear them for a month or so. Make sure "this is the pair" I'm going to walk off into the unknown wearing. If your feet are not 100% then go see the podiatrist while you have time. Mine will be working on me Monday morning, bright and early. After you are 100% sure those are the forever boots, then order a spare pair with laces, inserts and boot dressing. Store them properly..............
If I have to explain this......... You won't understand.
Sad thing is, most people can't walk half way across the parking lot at the supermarket without getting tired. People are getting more lazy by the day.
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