bones1

Surely the guy wanting the special bed was an obsessive compulsive about sleeping positions. I like to turn over during the night and restraints would limit my sleep. .... or am I missing something?
Bones1

Of course, it needs to be WIRED - with multiple outlets too.
Hand tools alone were Good before Al Gore invented electricity, but are no longer the smartest and best for everything. Purists are in self denial or something. Bones1

Of course, it needs to be WIRED - with multiple outlets too.
Hand tools alone were Good before Al Gore invented electricity, but are no longer the smartest and best for everything. Purists are in self denial or something. Bones1

This table is wonderful.
What were you other guys doing at age 15 yo 16 ?
Think what he will produce in another few years.
I give it a 'ten' !
Bones

Beautifully, professionally done !
Not the usual weekend project.
A "10"
Bones

Very refined, classic, rates 10 in difficulty.
Best of the bunch !
Bones

Kelly Meyer has a positive comment for the "spring joint"too.
He uses the jointer. So simple and it works !
I tried this and the setting change is so minor I just leave it .
Bones 1

Do or have you ever limited (re-defined) your hand saw "teeth setting" to limit the kerf and allow you to get a finer cut?
Rdennison

A good experience and practice for the Slanted Mortice and Tenons.
Makes a good chair-side book stand.
bones1

Good Job !
The central joinery is indeed hard to fit.
I used the same technique with slid Walnut the summer for my Church.
Interestingly the height and breadth turned out to be Psi.
Send me an email and I'll send you a picture.
Bones1
rdennison@austin.rr.com

Second and third projects !!! WOW!
Well Done. You are off and running !
Bob