| Blog series by Mario | updated 907 days ago | 4 parts | 1392 reads | 31 comments total |
Part 1: The begining towards the end
Soo many choices soo little money. I am in the process of buildin my dream shop and seems like it will take me 20 years to get it done. I guess it is because I am trying to do it without going into debt too much. to start it is a 48X40 metal sided pole building located in Mid-Michigan, It is a newer building with a cement floor that was with the house we moved into almost two years ago. The office is 11X24 and has a seperate heater and AC. I have all of my turning stuff in there. ...
Part 2: Another day
Thank you all for the comments. I never really thought about humidity levels…Now I will. I got a Grizzly catalog in the mail last night and was drooling over the 8” Jointers. I have a HF jointer that my wife bought for me. I never made it out to the shop last night as I ended up tripple booking myself. I had two things going on at church and a concert at the school. Life sometimes interupts my woodworking interuption of life.it seems like work interupts more than ever. I sit at...
Part 3: Oh Baby what did I get into
I have been away for a while and things have changed. My Wife and I celebrated our 20th and got away for a few days…Nice. I was checking craigslist and found a baby grand piano for sale cheap. My wife has always wanted one but we have never been able to afford one. This one was for sale for $150. The owner started to restore it and found that it was way more than he could do and the quote to restore it was about $10,000.00 so he sold it to me. I picked it up and started to work...
Part 4: Pictures are on the way.
I know.. I need to post some pics. I will set up an account with one of the sites and start posting soon. I will not be able to get them tonight as we are cutting one of our offices over to a wireless connection. I hope that it will go well and I can get home early. I still have work to do on the key of the piano and some rearanging in the office. I cannot decide if I should take the lathe and accesories out of the office or leave them in there. The office is the only area that is a...


















