Fine WW'ing -=NOT=-

[CrealBilly]

Wife wanted what she described as a "fan thing-y" to hold up her climbing roses. So with her describing what the should look like, I came up with a pair of these. the vertical boards are black locust 7/8" x 1 5/8" x 7' 6" the radius wood is is 3/8 x 5/8 yellow poplar. Poplar bends real easy when it's that thin... I beat everything together with nails and some screws in the bottom piece which is 7/8 x 2 1/2" eastern red cedar. Anyways I hacked out both and got them together in a little under an hour, the wife is happy, I guess that's what counts most...

Thanks

 

[FredP]

may not be fine woodworking but it sure looks good and it's functional.:icon_thum If the wifey's happy you will be too.:gar-Bi

 

[CrealBilly]

may not be fine woodworking but it sure looks good and it's functional.:icon_thum If the wifey's happy you will be too.:gar-Bi

You didn't say a word about my workbench Fred, not even one word :slap:

 

[FredP]

You didn't say a word about my workbench Fred, not even one word :slap:

the short one or the crooked one?:dontknow:

 

[JackLeg]

Nice job, Jeff! :icon_thum

I've got a workbench that resembles yours!!
:rotflm:

 

[sushinutnc]

the short one or the crooked one?:dontknow:

lolololol

 

[CrealBilly]

the short one or the crooked one?:dontknow:

Ha Ha Fred... That's a quality work bench right there. 10 years old, been beat on, sawed to near death, left out in the snow and the hot NC sun. my work bench takes a lick'in and still keep tick'in :gar-La;

 

[TracyP]

Nice job, Jeff! :icon_thum

I've got a workbench that resembles yours!!
:rotflm:

+1

 

[Bob Carreiro]

So what new tool did you tell her you needed to do this job?

Looks good. And if she's happy... it looks GREAT!

 

[ss600r]

So what new tool did you tell her you needed to do this job?

Looks good. And if she's happy... it looks GREAT!

I do that all the time lol

The fan thingy looks good and functional.