Things that go bump in the night!
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Burnham
Woods walker
That open side still would give me pause. And still would not meet building codes here, not that that means you should give a rat's azz for that consideration 
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Mick!
TreeHouser
Moi non plus.
Burnham
Woods walker
Better than nothing, for sure. Looks nice, too. But I have to agree regarding the open side.
squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
Bunch of guys that climb trees with chainsaws nancying about over a open sided staircase. Lol
gf beranek
Old Schooler
Murphy's law, "If it can happen, it will."
SkwerI
Treehouser
What is all this? Handrails are for pussies. Are you a man or are you a baby? 
Burnham
Woods walker
He's a man with three cracks in his skull, a broken jaw, a broken arm, and most of the fingers on one hand that are still dead to touch 
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That should be cause enough for any of us big dogs to consider just how fragile we really are
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But I know you're just getting in a ribbin', Brian. I have done so, too. Stig deserves it, right? No worries.
.That should be cause enough for any of us big dogs to consider just how fragile we really are
.But I know you're just getting in a ribbin', Brian. I have done so, too. Stig deserves it, right? No worries
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That is what I love about this place.
Accidentally try to kill yourself and there is no mercy from anybody.
Jim got the best shot in: " At least I guess vegetables are easy to puree!"
I still laugh about that one.
Accidentally try to kill yourself and there is no mercy from anybody.
Jim got the best shot in: " At least I guess vegetables are easy to puree!"
I still laugh about that one.
Burnham
Woods walker
I think Mick got off even a better one.....
You might need to back up a few posts to get the whole gist
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.What do dull cutters feel like compared to sharp cutters?
That's been my modus op for ever, Gary :D.
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You might need to back up a few posts to get the whole gist
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SeanKroll
Treehouser
@Old Monkey in the Treehouse!
flushcut
TreeHouser
How's the recovery?
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- #146
I've started working, somewhat.
Still have no feeling in my first 3 fingers on my right hand.
Yesterday I ran a saw for the first time.
Was dropping a small tree with a slice cut head high, to make it drop enough to slip under some power lines before falling.
As I was making the cut, the saw stopped pulling and just idled.
Since it was the apprentices saw, I figured he hadn't gassed it up.
Nope, turned out my finger had slipped off the gas thingie without me noticing.
Weird!
Still have no feeling in my first 3 fingers on my right hand.
Yesterday I ran a saw for the first time.
Was dropping a small tree with a slice cut head high, to make it drop enough to slip under some power lines before falling.
As I was making the cut, the saw stopped pulling and just idled.
Since it was the apprentices saw, I figured he hadn't gassed it up.
Nope, turned out my finger had slipped off the gas thingie without me noticing.
Weird!
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Sure.
They are still slightly swollen, so I can't make a fist. ( That is why that shoulder tap/death thing would have been fine)
I'm getting the strenght back in them slowly and first week of August I'm sceduled for another session where they send electricity through the nerves.
Then we'll see if it looks better than last time and they'll decide whether to bring the scalpel out or not.
I'm even clumsier than usual with that hand.
Yesterday I was making a dressing for cowboy caviar.
Just as I opened the tap on the olive oil container with my left hand, I at the same time swept the plastic bowl aside with my dead fingers.
Olive oil all over the table top.
You should see me tying my shoe laces.
A blind Thalidomid sufferer could do it faster.
But hell, the dog and I are back in the woods
They are still slightly swollen, so I can't make a fist. ( That is why that shoulder tap/death thing would have been fine)
I'm getting the strenght back in them slowly and first week of August I'm sceduled for another session where they send electricity through the nerves.
Then we'll see if it looks better than last time and they'll decide whether to bring the scalpel out or not.
I'm even clumsier than usual with that hand.
Yesterday I was making a dressing for cowboy caviar.
Just as I opened the tap on the olive oil container with my left hand, I at the same time swept the plastic bowl aside with my dead fingers.
Olive oil all over the table top.
You should see me tying my shoe laces.
A blind Thalidomid sufferer could do it faster.
But hell, the dog and I are back in the woods
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Missed that one, sorry.
Yep, the whole bannister/ balustrade is made by me.
I made the stair case, balustrade and all wooden trim around the windows upstairs out of a single elm log.
Gives it a nice uniform look.
The knob is elm burl, but from a different tree.
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