Single Life

[botebum]

Today I discovered one of the joys of being single again. I moved my small workbench into the dining room. I listened carefully but the sound of someone complaining was not to be heard.:gar-Bi
I'm finally going to finish the mahogany tilt top table I started over a year ago. The remaining cuts and sanding will still be done out in the unheated shop but glue-up and finishing can be done in the warmth of the house and within mere feet of a refridgerator full of soothing beverages. The stove fan will remove any fumes while I sleep at the other end of the house.(Separate air returns are a plus.)

Doug

 

[BobcatBob]

Sounds like a plan.:icon_thum

 

[Mike Davis]

Be sure you leave your bench right where it is and when (if) you start dating again be sure she (whoever) knows that is where it stays until YOU decide to move it.

If you happen upon someone who can live with that then you can move it back to the shop.

 

[botebum]

Mike, I'm just hoping she brings her own tools:rotflm:

Doug

 

[Matt Schnurbusch]

I must really be lucky. When I bring projects into the house, my wife just says, "please don't scratch the table." There is the occasional complaint about fumes though.

 

[Dragon]

I can relate to the single life and the simplicity of it all...........sometimes. I agree with Matt though, I have a very understanding wife who very seldom complains about having to step over logs and stumps just to get from one room to the other. :notworthy:

 

[Gotcha6]

I can relate to the single life and the simplicity of it all...........sometimes. I agree with Matt though, I have a very understanding wife who very seldom complains about having to step over logs and stumps just to get from one room to the other. :notworthy:

Just be careful she doesn't suddenly change her mind if you bring in some bugs with that wood!