Punkinhead

If that's their market then they're targeting some awfully wealthy young couples. When my wife and I were just starting out and had...

Yes, back at that time I'd check everything with a meter unless it had been in my shop for a long time. I think maybe the stiles and...

Unfortunately even the quartersawn boards from this batch warped and one of my book matched panels split. I probably have about 50...

Even the vendors know it's not a good idea :) Alan

I just knew there was a practical application of that move. I worked in Germany for years and never met one who wasn't practical.

Here ya go Punkinhead….

The picture used for the preview image in that video looks like how you'd get a dirt bike over a log by popping a wheelie. Someone...

I've never heard the term "sit on top canoe" before and the pictures look like sit on top kayaks other than the sides look a few...

Other than to be pedantic I don't see any reason to call a kayak paddle a canoe paddle just because we happened to buy one with a longer...

A canoe paddle is like a hand made violin. A kayak paddle is like a kazoo.

In what way? Admittedly, I haven't spent a lot of time looking at double blades but I don't recall ever seeing one marketed...

Back in the day (late 70's to early 80's) when I kayaked a lot it was popular to have the two blades offset by 90 degrees so the blade...

It's worth a try. Forums require funding to keep the lights on and this seems like a very unobtrusive way to handle it.

My wife and I use Mucks for muddy and cold weather riding in the UTV. I've never tried walking in them for miles, but we both find them...

Years ago I bought a pile of sycamore and used the flat sawn and knotty stuff to make shop cabinets. The grain is kind of interesting...