Monthly Archives: May 2016

Friday Wisdom – Shop Rule

Posted on 05/06/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

I started my working career as an electronic repair technician at 19. Our company made printers, data concentrators and microfilm readers. One day I cut my hand while working on a printer and my boss gave me this very valuable … Continue reading →

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Wednesday Woodworking – More Mystery Project

Posted on 05/04/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

I made another planter box this week plus made some progress on this gift project. Here’s the latest picture of the parts: And I bought a new tool toy: It not exactly professional grade, but for a hobbyist like me … Continue reading →

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Traveling with Mother

Posted on 05/01/2016 by Andrew Reynolds

By nature I am a bit of a homebody. Left to myself I’d never leave home. Well, except for trips to the grocery store, Starbucks or any number of lumberyards, hardware stores and quilt shops. But generally, I like being … Continue reading →