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I'll grab 100# of feed and flop down on it like I got fat(ter) and lost my balance. I just hope I don't take a couple of plies in the...

Forgive my Great Lake ignorance but what are we looking at? Looks like open water in the distance of the 3rd pic but surely the waves...

Sassafras has quickly become my favorite wood. Smells great, easy to work and looks awesome. I'll be curious about your thoughts on...

Concur with Mem, thickened epoxy slightly proud, then use a flat scraper to get it flush, tint it with the copious amounts of wood dust...

Personally, with all the stuff you need to get done, I would be inclined to suspend that seat and bounce in it a bit, if holds, it holds...

Just wrapped a snowshoe backpack with my wife in the Allegheny national forest. Gorgeous conditions.

I would probably just fill that void with thickened epoxy, that's probably the easiest way to get it flush.

Those look great! I haven't pulled out that last piece of sassafrass you gave me, but looking at those paddles sure makes me want to.

I have a brand new NRS Rio hooded jacket, tags still on it, size small. Never worn, hardly touched. I got this a while ago thinking it...

I've been working on the paddles when time allowed and oiled / varnished them today (pictures and final weights when done) A couple of...

Thanks Brian. Your explanation makes sense & I welcome the suggestions... it's how we learn (unless we insist on making every dumb...

I will take a crack at answering. Assuming you intend to use a standard webbing approach side to side and bow to stern .... When you...

Yeah from Moosonee (or Moose River Crossing) you get the train to Cochrane. Many many years ago there was passenger service south all...

OK, Jim & Brian (or anyone else who'd care to answer), just a quick question on the dados... Why would the side dado be stronger? I'd...

Great progress and the seat looks awesome, it will finish up nice. I think maybe putting the dado on the side might have been better for...