I like it.

But what is it?

Thankfully this seems to be a lost art form. Seeing an old example now it brings nostalgia. Guess it faded with the 1950s.

Black
Red
Mission Brown
Red Mahogany
I would want more but if I could only have 4
Rusty

Well, in my local Woodcraft in Columbus, they changed their process and are selling lumber by the piece. So in that example you shared, the price would be for the entire board. Hope this takes the edge off and limits the fear of lumber inflation.

Sounds like you had a WALT kind of day.

I have a 60 amp subpanel and have never tripped the breaker in the main panel.
Air com. 30a
Table saw 30a
3HP DC 30a
DP, planer 20a,
jointer 20a
router table 20a
miter saw 20a
Disk sander, spindle sander 20a
Band saw 20a
This are the circuits the machines are on.

I stole the nib, feed and screw on plunger from a pen I never use.

Machined a brass section and overlayed the wood. The mahogany is threaded inside to screw onto the section.



Still working on a cap, need to grind a ID threading tool as mine are too big.

I like to go 2/3's the thickness of the stock being butterflied.

1/2 to 2/3 the width of the breadboard for the tenons the intermediate stubs I make 1/2" and stop them about 1/2" in for the ends

Joe

I would be willing to be the sprayer they suggested was a weed sprayer.

Thompsons is nothing but thin so it would spray easily.