Since there are Pecan trees all over the property I chose pecan with a walnut stain!
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I’m in some serious need of pecan pie now.
Walnuts give my tongue sores that hurt like crazy…which is a shame because they taste so damn good!
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wow. you preping your own timber ! full respect.
Hows it work with seasoning ? i’ve never worked with pecan.
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Mmm edible floor…
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Today I’m learning how to strip! Check it out, you know you want to see!
First go round:
Second treatment:
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Well I mean…it’s not a career choice I’d make…but I’m not judging you man!
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Guys gotta make a living somehow 
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Not prepping my own lumber for the wood floors, but I do have this sawmill and a big stack of lumber drying for future projects!!! Bought 22 acres of mostly hardwoods last year with the intention of building a complex of tiny houses and a stream restoration training center one day!!! Have plans to build a yo-yo shack too!!! My Dream is to make yo-yos using lumber milled on the property then turn them with a foot powered lathe and use no power tools.
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Time to take a break from house building, and to spend all your time toy making!?
We can call you TheSantaGnome!!
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Yessir, that’s Fire Emblem
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Here’s a pretty good crash course on how to get started using Davinci…dude does a great job of explaining things!
It is a 40 minute video though…
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What are your plans with this yo in the end?
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Mirror polish finish. I’m kinda interested in learning to do custom ano too—my brother can actually help me with that as he’s done some anodizing before.
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Ah, that sounds like it’ll look super nice!
I know they did the christmas edition of the shutter…but it’s not mirror finished.
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I use this editor almost daily and its amazing
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Lady in the library I work at using the computer today talking to her kid:
“Daddy said he didn’t have a Tinder account but he does, now mommy is very angry”
Lolololol
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i made a treadle lathe, well nearly. the only bit i sorta failed on was the crank, i used a couple of bicycle pedals fitted togetther, unfortunately the mod i did for connecting them was too weak and sheared. As soon as i get hold of more cycle parts i’m giving it another go. I used the frame and connected a power drill to it and hey presto a wood lathe (sort of 
). I got the design from an American wood worker who only worked with hand powered tools. If i can find the book i’ll post his name.
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Sounds cool!
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