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Woodworker to Carpenter Woes...
So maybe Norm takes a ding as a carpenter turned woodworker, but I think
I'm getting a feel for the other side of the equation. While putting up a small fort/playhouse in the backyard - I couldn't help myself from: - Running the 4x4's thru the jointer/planer to straighten them out and finish them - Putting a 1/4" roundover on the stock. - Looking for the "best side" on a 2x4 destined to be framing material - Reaching for the Japanese Pull saw to finish off an inside corner - Sneaking up on a cut via seven trips to the miter saw - Noticing that I'm off by about an 1/8th inch on some joinery The real mental dichotomy surfaced around the framing nailer: (1) wow, what a cool kick-a$$, Tim Allen, power tool (2) ohmygawd butt joints and exposed nail heads everywhere! |
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