Day 4
January 27th, 2010
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Front Closet Space
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- Doors will cover the front closet shelves.
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- Front Closet space
Categories: Paul's and Kathryn's Trailer, Trailer 4
Day 3
January 27th, 2010
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Glued and Nailed in the head liner. 1/8 inch Birch PLywood
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- looking in the side door.
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- Glued in headliner
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- Headliner installed
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- Headliner
Categories: Paul's and Kathryn's Trailer, Trailer 4
Day 2
January 25th, 2010
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Work time 3 hr.
Side walls cut out and Glued and Screwed on and Cross Braces Glued and Screwed.
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- Interior look of bracing
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- Screws
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- Screws and part of bace that will get cut off
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- Bracing
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- front of trailer
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- Roof bracing
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- Walls Screwed to Base
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- Front of trailer walls Cut out
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- Walls Cut out
Categories: Paul's and Kathryn's Trailer, Trailer 4
day 1
January 25th, 2010
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build time 1 hr Base and glueing of side walls…
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- Pattern
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- bace compleated
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- Biscuit jointed
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- 2×4 Glued on and Screwed on
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- Cutting down floor of trailer
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- floor of trailer
Categories: Paul's and Kathryn's Trailer, Trailer 4
MacBook Pro Stand.
December 31st, 2009
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I built a stand for my macbook. It works great.. Here are some photos
Categories: Technology stuff, Woodworking Projects
Truck Rims Painted
December 31st, 2009
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Painting Rims for my Winter Tiers
Categories: Uncategorized
2nd Rocking Horse
December 31st, 2009
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Here are some photos of the two Rocking Horses I have built. The fist one was for my daughter the 2nd was for my Sisters new baby. My grandfather built on for my younger brother years ago…
Ready for Paint
All Painted up.
Categories: Woodworking Projects
Pressing Cider
November 28th, 2009
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The apples
Unloading them form the truck
Washing and sorting.
The apple Grinder and Press… 9 tn long arm air operated jack
Grinding the apples right into the pressing bins. 
Out comes apple cider.
Setting up for the next press.
Categories: Cider Press
New Apple Grinder
November 28th, 2009
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Rebuilding of the Grinder. I glued 5/8 in oak together to build this box. The shaved it as round as I could. I then placed it on the spindle and lathed it down with the motor we use for girding. Below you will see the results.
Placed stainless crews 1/2 apart in the oak barrel. Adjusted them down once the grinding box was made.
Categories: Cider Press