| Project by Garyb6 | posted 103 days ago | 331 views | 0 times favorited | 5 comments | ![]() |
Not as much done as I would like over the last couple of weeks. Its been over a 100 degrees in my garage, even though I had the door open, with high humidity. Couldn’t spend as much time as I wanted working. I hope to get everything but the finish done over the long 4th weekend.
-- Garyb6, Hampton, VA
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5 comments so far
Kipster
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posted 103 days ago
I’d call that a great start. I look forward to seeing your progress after the 4th. Do take some time to celebrate though. Have a good holiday Gary.
-- Kip Northern Illinois ( If you don't know where your goin any road will take you there) George Harrison
Lee A. Jesberger
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posted 103 days ago
Hi Gary;
It’s looking good so far.
I wouldn’t rush it if it were me. Less boo boo’s taking your time.
And in that kind of heat?
Have fun;
Lee
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jockmike2
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posted 103 days ago
Great looking carcass. Can’t wait till it’s finished.
-- Mike. Profisher50@yahoo.com
TedM
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posted 102 days ago
Gary, lookin’ good! Yeah, that’s too hot. Go to the beach with your sketchbook and a woodworking magazine or two. :)
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SeniorChief
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posted 102 days ago
Gary,
I know how you fill, the heat down here in South Texas is unbearable. As yours, my garage is averaging 100 degrees every day, my work time is only is from 7-9 am and 7-10 pm. But again, great looking piece.
-- When you are at a point in life and you think there is nothing more to learn, then you must understand that you have learned nothing at all. Billy