[pottz]

Ten years have gone by---

And I'm still here!

I'm a few days late getting this year's entry done. Out to dinner with friends and a busy weekend are my excuses

It's been another busy year in the shop. I've been getting lots done, but not much has made it to LJ's.

I did manage to share my birdhouse project and my toy car hauler for this year. The car hauler project was one mentioned in the previous year book post as being in the design phase.

I did get more done. I have finished 26 projects so far this year - but not all of them are woodworking. Some are repairs for the house/yard or travel trailer. I also bought and restored a 34 year old bicycle (a duplicate of one I bought in 1985 and let go).

I intend to do a better job of sharing my projects. I shared on a forum thread started by LJ pottz that I keep track of past and future projects on a spreadsheet list. Just this morning I identified 25 projects that I have intentions of sharing on LJs. Let's see how many of them I can get posted in year 11.

I still take a few minutes every day to see what is going on in LJ land. It is a pleasure to see what everyone is doing.

congrats on the anniversary im looking forward to seeing those projects posted and here's to another great 10 years.

 

[a1Jim]

Ten years have gone by---

And I'm still here!

I'm a few days late getting this year's entry done. Out to dinner with friends and a busy weekend are my excuses

It's been another busy year in the shop. I've been getting lots done, but not much has made it to LJ's.

I did manage to share my birdhouse project and my toy car hauler for this year. The car hauler project was one mentioned in the previous year book post as being in the design phase.

I did get more done. I have finished 26 projects so far this year - but not all of them are woodworking. Some are repairs for the house/yard or travel trailer. I also bought and restored a 34 year old bicycle (a duplicate of one I bought in 1985 and let go).

I intend to do a better job of sharing my projects. I shared on a forum thread started by LJ pottz that I keep track of past and future projects on a spreadsheet list. Just this morning I identified 25 projects that I have intentions of sharing on LJs. Let's see how many of them I can get posted in year 11.

I still take a few minutes every day to see what is going on in LJ land. It is a pleasure to see what everyone is doing.

Congrats on 10 years Steve, LJs has been a better place having you and your super projects here, I look forward to seeing some of the newer projects.

 

[oldrivers]

Ten years have gone by---

And I'm still here!

I'm a few days late getting this year's entry done. Out to dinner with friends and a busy weekend are my excuses

It's been another busy year in the shop. I've been getting lots done, but not much has made it to LJ's.

I did manage to share my birdhouse project and my toy car hauler for this year. The car hauler project was one mentioned in the previous year book post as being in the design phase.

I did get more done. I have finished 26 projects so far this year - but not all of them are woodworking. Some are repairs for the house/yard or travel trailer. I also bought and restored a 34 year old bicycle (a duplicate of one I bought in 1985 and let go).

I intend to do a better job of sharing my projects. I shared on a forum thread started by LJ pottz that I keep track of past and future projects on a spreadsheet list. Just this morning I identified 25 projects that I have intentions of sharing on LJs. Let's see how many of them I can get posted in year 11.

I still take a few minutes every day to see what is going on in LJ land. It is a pleasure to see what everyone is doing.

How time flies when you are having fun! Congrats on 10 years Steve you are an inspiration o many.

 

[lew]

Ten years have gone by---

And I'm still here!

I'm a few days late getting this year's entry done. Out to dinner with friends and a busy weekend are my excuses

It's been another busy year in the shop. I've been getting lots done, but not much has made it to LJ's.

I did manage to share my birdhouse project and my toy car hauler for this year. The car hauler project was one mentioned in the previous year book post as being in the design phase.

I did get more done. I have finished 26 projects so far this year - but not all of them are woodworking. Some are repairs for the house/yard or travel trailer. I also bought and restored a 34 year old bicycle (a duplicate of one I bought in 1985 and let go).

I intend to do a better job of sharing my projects. I shared on a forum thread started by LJ pottz that I keep track of past and future projects on a spreadsheet list. Just this morning I identified 25 projects that I have intentions of sharing on LJs. Let's see how many of them I can get posted in year 11.

I still take a few minutes every day to see what is going on in LJ land. It is a pleasure to see what everyone is doing.

Happy LJ-Day, Steve!

 

[sras]

Ten years have gone by---

And I'm still here!

I'm a few days late getting this year's entry done. Out to dinner with friends and a busy weekend are my excuses

It's been another busy year in the shop. I've been getting lots done, but not much has made it to LJ's.

I did manage to share my birdhouse project and my toy car hauler for this year. The car hauler project was one mentioned in the previous year book post as being in the design phase.

I did get more done. I have finished 26 projects so far this year - but not all of them are woodworking. Some are repairs for the house/yard or travel trailer. I also bought and restored a 34 year old bicycle (a duplicate of one I bought in 1985 and let go).

I intend to do a better job of sharing my projects. I shared on a forum thread started by LJ pottz that I keep track of past and future projects on a spreadsheet list. Just this morning I identified 25 projects that I have intentions of sharing on LJs. Let's see how many of them I can get posted in year 11.

I still take a few minutes every day to see what is going on in LJ land. It is a pleasure to see what everyone is doing.

Thanks guys! Look forward to seeing you around for more years as well!

 

[stefang]

Ten years have gone by---

And I'm still here!

I'm a few days late getting this year's entry done. Out to dinner with friends and a busy weekend are my excuses

It's been another busy year in the shop. I've been getting lots done, but not much has made it to LJ's.

I did manage to share my birdhouse project and my toy car hauler for this year. The car hauler project was one mentioned in the previous year book post as being in the design phase.

I did get more done. I have finished 26 projects so far this year - but not all of them are woodworking. Some are repairs for the house/yard or travel trailer. I also bought and restored a 34 year old bicycle (a duplicate of one I bought in 1985 and let go).

I intend to do a better job of sharing my projects. I shared on a forum thread started by LJ pottz that I keep track of past and future projects on a spreadsheet list. Just this morning I identified 25 projects that I have intentions of sharing on LJs. Let's see how many of them I can get posted in year 11.

I still take a few minutes every day to see what is going on in LJ land. It is a pleasure to see what everyone is doing.

Congrats on your 10th year Steve. Good to hear that we will continue enjoying your company and your projects. We must have both joined around the same time although I feel as though I have aged 20 years in that time!

 

[sras]

Ten years have gone by---

And I'm still here!

I'm a few days late getting this year's entry done. Out to dinner with friends and a busy weekend are my excuses

It's been another busy year in the shop. I've been getting lots done, but not much has made it to LJ's.

I did manage to share my birdhouse project and my toy car hauler for this year. The car hauler project was one mentioned in the previous year book post as being in the design phase.

I did get more done. I have finished 26 projects so far this year - but not all of them are woodworking. Some are repairs for the house/yard or travel trailer. I also bought and restored a 34 year old bicycle (a duplicate of one I bought in 1985 and let go).

I intend to do a better job of sharing my projects. I shared on a forum thread started by LJ pottz that I keep track of past and future projects on a spreadsheet list. Just this morning I identified 25 projects that I have intentions of sharing on LJs. Let's see how many of them I can get posted in year 11.

I still take a few minutes every day to see what is going on in LJ land. It is a pleasure to see what everyone is doing.

Thanks Mike! Good to see you're still at it as well.

 

[sras]

Another year goes by...

Last year I said I wanted to post more projects. I had 25 projects I wanted to share here. The good news is I did share 5 which is more than any year in the past except for 2010 - my first year. On the other hand 5 projects is less than I had hoped for.

I did post projects for Hardwood Floor Inlays , Long Handled Coffee Scoops , my Organizer Organizer which included a blog post , my Future Proof Clamp Rack , and a Trolley Car for my grandson.

I also put together a blog series on a School Bus project.

The year has been "unique" for everyone. In addition to the national/worldwide challenges we had a week of heavy smoke that kept us inside.

Even though I did get 5 projects posted I still have 25 on my list! Such is the curse of being productive in the workshop

I'm looking forward to year 12 with everyone here!

 

[lew]

Another year goes by...

Last year I said I wanted to post more projects. I had 25 projects I wanted to share here. The good news is I did share 5 which is more than any year in the past except for 2010 - my first year. On the other hand 5 projects is less than I had hoped for.

I did post projects for Hardwood Floor Inlays , Long Handled Coffee Scoops , my Organizer Organizer which included a blog post , my Future Proof Clamp Rack , and a Trolley Car for my grandson.

I also put together a blog series on a School Bus project.

The year has been "unique" for everyone. In addition to the national/worldwide challenges we had a week of heavy smoke that kept us inside.

Even though I did get 5 projects posted I still have 25 on my list! Such is the curse of being productive in the workshop

I'm looking forward to year 12 with everyone here!

Times goes fast when you're having fun!

11 years already, Steve, looking forward to a whole bunch more.

 

[sras]

Another year goes by...

Last year I said I wanted to post more projects. I had 25 projects I wanted to share here. The good news is I did share 5 which is more than any year in the past except for 2010 - my first year. On the other hand 5 projects is less than I had hoped for.

I did post projects for Hardwood Floor Inlays , Long Handled Coffee Scoops , my Organizer Organizer which included a blog post , my Future Proof Clamp Rack , and a Trolley Car for my grandson.

I also put together a blog series on a School Bus project.

The year has been "unique" for everyone. In addition to the national/worldwide challenges we had a week of heavy smoke that kept us inside.

Even though I did get 5 projects posted I still have 25 on my list! Such is the curse of being productive in the workshop

I'm looking forward to year 12 with everyone here!

Thanks Lew! Hoping for another fun year!

 

[robscastle]

Another year goes by...

Last year I said I wanted to post more projects. I had 25 projects I wanted to share here. The good news is I did share 5 which is more than any year in the past except for 2010 - my first year. On the other hand 5 projects is less than I had hoped for.

I did post projects for Hardwood Floor Inlays , Long Handled Coffee Scoops , my Organizer Organizer which included a blog post , my Future Proof Clamp Rack , and a Trolley Car for my grandson.

I also put together a blog series on a School Bus project.

The year has been "unique" for everyone. In addition to the national/worldwide challenges we had a week of heavy smoke that kept us inside.

Even though I did get 5 projects posted I still have 25 on my list! Such is the curse of being productive in the workshop

I'm looking forward to year 12 with everyone here!

Well if its any consolation you managed to keep me busy too attempting to replicate your floor inlay work!

 

[sras]

Another year goes by...

Last year I said I wanted to post more projects. I had 25 projects I wanted to share here. The good news is I did share 5 which is more than any year in the past except for 2010 - my first year. On the other hand 5 projects is less than I had hoped for.

I did post projects for Hardwood Floor Inlays , Long Handled Coffee Scoops , my Organizer Organizer which included a blog post , my Future Proof Clamp Rack , and a Trolley Car for my grandson.

I also put together a blog series on a School Bus project.

The year has been "unique" for everyone. In addition to the national/worldwide challenges we had a week of heavy smoke that kept us inside.

Even though I did get 5 projects posted I still have 25 on my list! Such is the curse of being productive in the workshop

I'm looking forward to year 12 with everyone here!

Glad I could help out Rob

 

[sras]

Twelve years ago...

I joined LJs. This year was a good one for my time on LJs.

I managed to share 8 projects - some (3) from a few years back and some (5) as I made them:

The Meat Shredders project was an older project that I have on my list to share

Next was A Pair of School Buses which I posted once it was done. This project also had a 6 part real time build blog

The Pizza Peel Holder project was another project I did this year. A pretty simple one but a nice addition to our travel trailer.

The Lumber Rack Upgrade was a project that was long overdue and a welcome improvement to the shop

the Tiny Art Deco Cabinet was another build that had a real time build blog with 11 chapters

The Inlaid Cutting Board was a new process for me

The Cedar Lined Chest was another project from a few years ago that I managed to finally share

And finally I managed to post the Set of 3 Frames yesterday. Got that 8th posting in just in time Another project from a few years ago

Even though I set a record for posting projects, my list of projects to post grew from 25 to 32! At least I won't run out of things to share

I also got a bit more involved in the "social" side of LJs by spending some time with the gang at Gunny's Garage - A nice group. Stop by & say "hi" if you want.

I continue to enjoy the time I spend here and look forward to another great year. Keep on building!

 

[lew]

Twelve years ago...

I joined LJs. This year was a good one for my time on LJs.

I managed to share 8 projects - some (3) from a few years back and some (5) as I made them:

The Meat Shredders project was an older project that I have on my list to share

Next was A Pair of School Buses which I posted once it was done. This project also had a 6 part real time build blog

The Pizza Peel Holder project was another project I did this year. A pretty simple one but a nice addition to our travel trailer.

The Lumber Rack Upgrade was a project that was long overdue and a welcome improvement to the shop

the Tiny Art Deco Cabinet was another build that had a real time build blog with 11 chapters

The Inlaid Cutting Board was a new process for me

The Cedar Lined Chest was another project from a few years ago that I managed to finally share

And finally I managed to post the Set of 3 Frames yesterday. Got that 8th posting in just in time Another project from a few years ago

Even though I set a record for posting projects, my list of projects to post grew from 25 to 32! At least I won't run out of things to share

I also got a bit more involved in the "social" side of LJs by spending some time with the gang at Gunny's Garage - A nice group. Stop by & say "hi" if you want.

I continue to enjoy the time I spend here and look forward to another great year. Keep on building!

Congratulations on another anniversary, Steve.

I always look forward to seeing what you make and how you go about it.

 

[sras]

Twelve years ago...

I joined LJs. This year was a good one for my time on LJs.

I managed to share 8 projects - some (3) from a few years back and some (5) as I made them:

The Meat Shredders project was an older project that I have on my list to share

Next was A Pair of School Buses which I posted once it was done. This project also had a 6 part real time build blog

The Pizza Peel Holder project was another project I did this year. A pretty simple one but a nice addition to our travel trailer.

The Lumber Rack Upgrade was a project that was long overdue and a welcome improvement to the shop

the Tiny Art Deco Cabinet was another build that had a real time build blog with 11 chapters

The Inlaid Cutting Board was a new process for me

The Cedar Lined Chest was another project from a few years ago that I managed to finally share

And finally I managed to post the Set of 3 Frames yesterday. Got that 8th posting in just in time Another project from a few years ago

Even though I set a record for posting projects, my list of projects to post grew from 25 to 32! At least I won't run out of things to share

I also got a bit more involved in the "social" side of LJs by spending some time with the gang at Gunny's Garage - A nice group. Stop by & say "hi" if you want.

I continue to enjoy the time I spend here and look forward to another great year. Keep on building!

Thanks lew! It's always good to hear from you

 

[TopamaxSurvivor]

Twelve years ago...

I joined LJs. This year was a good one for my time on LJs.

I managed to share 8 projects - some (3) from a few years back and some (5) as I made them:

The Meat Shredders project was an older project that I have on my list to share

Next was A Pair of School Buses which I posted once it was done. This project also had a 6 part real time build blog

The Pizza Peel Holder project was another project I did this year. A pretty simple one but a nice addition to our travel trailer.

The Lumber Rack Upgrade was a project that was long overdue and a welcome improvement to the shop

the Tiny Art Deco Cabinet was another build that had a real time build blog with 11 chapters

The Inlaid Cutting Board was a new process for me

The Cedar Lined Chest was another project from a few years ago that I managed to finally share

And finally I managed to post the Set of 3 Frames yesterday. Got that 8th posting in just in time Another project from a few years ago

Even though I set a record for posting projects, my list of projects to post grew from 25 to 32! At least I won't run out of things to share

I also got a bit more involved in the "social" side of LJs by spending some time with the gang at Gunny's Garage - A nice group. Stop by & say "hi" if you want.

I continue to enjoy the time I spend here and look forward to another great year. Keep on building!

Congrats! Nice project collection.

 

[LittleBlackDuck]

Twelve years ago...

I joined LJs. This year was a good one for my time on LJs.

I managed to share 8 projects - some (3) from a few years back and some (5) as I made them:

The Meat Shredders project was an older project that I have on my list to share

Next was A Pair of School Buses which I posted once it was done. This project also had a 6 part real time build blog

The Pizza Peel Holder project was another project I did this year. A pretty simple one but a nice addition to our travel trailer.

The Lumber Rack Upgrade was a project that was long overdue and a welcome improvement to the shop

the Tiny Art Deco Cabinet was another build that had a real time build blog with 11 chapters

The Inlaid Cutting Board was a new process for me

The Cedar Lined Chest was another project from a few years ago that I managed to finally share

And finally I managed to post the Set of 3 Frames yesterday. Got that 8th posting in just in time Another project from a few years ago

Even though I set a record for posting projects, my list of projects to post grew from 25 to 32! At least I won't run out of things to share

I also got a bit more involved in the "social" side of LJs by spending some time with the gang at Gunny's Garage - A nice group. Stop by & say "hi" if you want.

I continue to enjoy the time I spend here and look forward to another great year. Keep on building!

Survival toss up... C19 or Gunny's? Wish you many more… not just survival, but years here at LJ.

 

[sras]

Twelve years ago...

I joined LJs. This year was a good one for my time on LJs.

I managed to share 8 projects - some (3) from a few years back and some (5) as I made them:

The Meat Shredders project was an older project that I have on my list to share

Next was A Pair of School Buses which I posted once it was done. This project also had a 6 part real time build blog

The Pizza Peel Holder project was another project I did this year. A pretty simple one but a nice addition to our travel trailer.

The Lumber Rack Upgrade was a project that was long overdue and a welcome improvement to the shop

the Tiny Art Deco Cabinet was another build that had a real time build blog with 11 chapters

The Inlaid Cutting Board was a new process for me

The Cedar Lined Chest was another project from a few years ago that I managed to finally share

And finally I managed to post the Set of 3 Frames yesterday. Got that 8th posting in just in time Another project from a few years ago

Even though I set a record for posting projects, my list of projects to post grew from 25 to 32! At least I won't run out of things to share

I also got a bit more involved in the "social" side of LJs by spending some time with the gang at Gunny's Garage - A nice group. Stop by & say "hi" if you want.

I continue to enjoy the time I spend here and look forward to another great year. Keep on building!

Thanks Bob & LBD. I enjoy your contributions to the site

 

[GR8HUNTER]

Twelve years ago...

I joined LJs. This year was a good one for my time on LJs.

I managed to share 8 projects - some (3) from a few years back and some (5) as I made them:

The Meat Shredders project was an older project that I have on my list to share

Next was A Pair of School Buses which I posted once it was done. This project also had a 6 part real time build blog

The Pizza Peel Holder project was another project I did this year. A pretty simple one but a nice addition to our travel trailer.

The Lumber Rack Upgrade was a project that was long overdue and a welcome improvement to the shop

the Tiny Art Deco Cabinet was another build that had a real time build blog with 11 chapters

The Inlaid Cutting Board was a new process for me

The Cedar Lined Chest was another project from a few years ago that I managed to finally share

And finally I managed to post the Set of 3 Frames yesterday. Got that 8th posting in just in time Another project from a few years ago

Even though I set a record for posting projects, my list of projects to post grew from 25 to 32! At least I won't run out of things to share

I also got a bit more involved in the "social" side of LJs by spending some time with the gang at Gunny's Garage - A nice group. Stop by & say "hi" if you want.

I continue to enjoy the time I spend here and look forward to another great year. Keep on building!

Gratz on the 12 years Steve :<))))))))

 

[sras]

Twelve years ago...

I joined LJs. This year was a good one for my time on LJs.

I managed to share 8 projects - some (3) from a few years back and some (5) as I made them:

The Meat Shredders project was an older project that I have on my list to share

Next was A Pair of School Buses which I posted once it was done. This project also had a 6 part real time build blog

The Pizza Peel Holder project was another project I did this year. A pretty simple one but a nice addition to our travel trailer.

The Lumber Rack Upgrade was a project that was long overdue and a welcome improvement to the shop

the Tiny Art Deco Cabinet was another build that had a real time build blog with 11 chapters

The Inlaid Cutting Board was a new process for me

The Cedar Lined Chest was another project from a few years ago that I managed to finally share

And finally I managed to post the Set of 3 Frames yesterday. Got that 8th posting in just in time Another project from a few years ago

Even though I set a record for posting projects, my list of projects to post grew from 25 to 32! At least I won't run out of things to share

I also got a bit more involved in the "social" side of LJs by spending some time with the gang at Gunny's Garage - A nice group. Stop by & say "hi" if you want.

I continue to enjoy the time I spend here and look forward to another great year. Keep on building!

Thanks Tony!