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All require effort and getting out of our ruts and many of us are in big ruts right now but ultimately very well worth it. And how have you guys been doing? Join the conversation. So happy to see your blog. Was getting a bit lonely without your insights. Hopefully we are at a crossroads in this pandemic and things can get back to normal. Really looking forward to seeing your future tools.

Been so thankful the construction of my new shop was completed last spring before things got too bad. Waiting on the last few Fisch Jennings bits, but Sally has been great in providing updates. Thanks for being open and helping supply me with the tools and parts I need to keep making stuff. You guys have helped make this past year a little less crazy. I have been moving around in my loft, tore down the loft bed I made a few years ago out of reclaimed pine, and decided to make a new kitchen island out of the 4x4 posts from that bed.

It came out great! It weighs about , so it's solid as a rock, unlike the old section of Costco shelving I had under a piece of Boos block counter previously. And I got to try milk paint for the first time bought from TFWW, naturally and really fell in love with it.

Great to hear from you again, and great to hear that you've got the urge to help others. I find I learn a lot that way, and it gets squirreled away and used again later, as you said. Hello Joel. This is clearly the world of discontent for all of us. Let's spend an hour on FaceBook!! At least I did get my first vaccine shot last week.

I'm an old duffer. Turning 80 this summer. I've said to several folks, "Wow, wouldn't it be great to be 60 again! Who would have ever thought that 13 steps could be a serious barrier to the work I love best? I thought about installing an elevator, and found the perfect spot for it. Then I realized that precisely beneath that spot was a steel beam holding up the whole house.

I'll have to look at one of those little chair lifts that run down the stairway. Enough of this! I'm currently crafting a lovely 16 inch pizza knife. It will gleam, and it will slice pizza which make from naan bread with sauce, mozarella pearls, and fresh basil leaves.

Next, set up my shave horse in a new location in from the barn ; I got one of those tiny draw knives of yours a few weeks ago. Aching to try it out. Those damned stairs. Joel, I'll happily take any and all ramblings you care to push out.

Your subject choices and writing style are eminently enjoyable. So thanks, and please keep 'em coming when you're able. I'm using quarantine to build an English pub in the basement to go with the wine cellar I built a few years ago for the boss.

If you're interested I can supply pics when there's something to see. Meanwhile, keep safe everyone. I think I can see light at the end of this long cold tunnel. Thank you for this contemplative post!

Walking, thinking, feeling are all vitally important during this time. I assumed thought that you were going make an observation about the "occupational hazard" that woodworkers experience when walking around trees, which is that every tree becomes lumber-to-be.

Sometimes its really hard to see the forest or trees without imaginatively reducing their natural beauty to the service of human needs! I also want to put my vote in for hearing about the new tool designs that you are working on, even at preliminary stages. I enjoy seeing the "problems" spelled out as much as the eventual "answers.

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To say nothing of some in China though I can't speak of those from experience. Thanks for your post Joel. It's good to hear a sincere and creative voice. I've been reading Samuel Pepys' diary, which you referenced in a previous blog. Pepys writes about, and the Spanish Flu pandemic of In both cases the dead bodies were literally piled on to "dead wagons" for transport to a burial place, where they were dumped into mass graves.

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