Nice Roy

Thats nice. You gonna need bigger tires. A winch 
They can be money pits.
Get you some Wild Boar handles they help older folks  get in better.
https://www.quadratec.com/products/14018_15X0_PG.htm?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6aDwkv3y7AIVjMDACh3_bQbNEAQYASABEgJs3PD_BwE

LOL, already has 2 old folks assist bars to get in.

Neat part is the back seats fold down forward, making a nice flat place for 180 pounds of 2 female labs...

My truck is too high to be lifting them in and out and her trucks back seat was too small.

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Dave.

I got a new hip 12 days ago (anterior replacement), I can't take pain meds so it has been a bumpy, no sleep ride.

When we have this stuff done and are in poor shape after the operation we swear we will never feel right again.

Last night I turned the corner, no more walker or even a cane and I could lay down and bed and not feel like I was wrapped up in barbed wire like I had felt since my operation.

Hope you heal up fast, Eric...

Wishing you a speedy recovery,  Eric.

Thats a sweet ride Roy!! My wife drives the same thing, 2009 vintage. Is that the hybrid model?

Your a brave man Eric I can't imagine having the head of my femur sawn off.
Glad you made it past the pain threshold. I can't take pain meds either.

  Heal Well, friend... Hope that you are up and going and pain free soon...

Just remember... Pain cleanses the mind... When you are in great pain nothing else matters...

Good luck with her, Roy...

Thanks guys.
No it's not a hybrid.

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She has a lot better taste in vehicles than she does in men. 

LOL

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Did a lil shop rearranging today. Small shop sure has its challenges. Same footprint on everything and trying to squeeze a lil more room to work. Its like turning the clocks back and thinkin yer adding an hour to the day. Anyway, I think this arrangement gonna work out pretty good. At least now I can get to the table saw and chop saw

Something came in the mail today

Kind is it?

Water Buffalo from ebay
3" x 1" wide at the cut

Shipped off a hybrid, glued up a 62" deflex/reflex (Osage orange /gray actionwood riser, clear fg and flat grain red elm limbs) and glued up a riser block for another hybrid, answered some e-mails, took some calls.  not much today.

Finally finished my thickness sander.






Used it for its first real work this afternoon, grinding a bend test sample for a red oak lam bow I am working on. Did a great job, kept thickness to within 0.001" over an 18" long piece.

I just realized I caught my helper in the second pic. He is a 16 year old pug/beagle cross who likes to keep an eye on the shop proceedings.


Mark