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  1. Dog feeding station

    Nothing spectacular, but a simple dog feeding station. 1" African mahogany, kreg joinery, gel stain, which I actually enjoyed and thought I wouldn't, then finally 4 coats of poly. Just got into woodworking about a year ago and made some cutting boards, now getting around to expanding my skills.
    dog feeding station gel stain mahogany table tray
  2. Off Topic Coffee Lounge
    I am replacing the drain basket in the kitchen sink. I'll be using the large fiber and rubber washers below the basket and plumber's putty under the rim on the top of the sink. I'm wondering if the sink will be ready for use immediately or should I give it some time before using it? Thanks.
    drain basket plumbing sink
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