Grouted and finished this bathroom job

Completely forgot I had purchased this wood countersink bit a while ago. Pretty neat tool, though

I desperately needed a wide table for my planer and got the bright idea to attach this birch slab to this base I had already built for outdoor power tool use. Friend gifted me this from a desk cutoff after I made them some cutting boards.

Pin oak has proven to be annoying to work with using hand tools, so I switched to using the planer for this task

We set the last of the tile here at the job. Save for the wall pocket shelf, we should be done tomorrow

Wasup bud

Quit acting the part of the fool!

My creature is acting up

Caught this lovely sunset

We worked way too hard on these tile surrounds, lol

Freedom 250 came and went, but it seemed to have activated some sort of chud public event all around me

Worked on some more oak

Looks bitchin

Hmmm, I wonder if we saved a tile for the top of the shower seat

Getting some lovely shavings from this oak billet

Got to see a nice sunset

Power planed this piece of oak and then hand planed it to see how nice it looks

Had to re-cut the piece anyways. It went much better

This was not boss

Its a shame the whole piece looks quite beautiful. Because theres a large split from splitting it with steel wedges

Worked on some pin oak, power planed to get the rough shape and then planed the rest

Dressed my splitting wedges

Split some of this red oak. I believe believe it is pin oak, which would explain why it was so difficult to rive, lol

The hound is admiring the tape measure

Been using this tape measure

Another one

So many important cuts of the day

Managed to get this unloaded before a major storm hit us

I hope that the tree service waits to grab this, I would love to mill this huge maple once I get my chainsaw fixed up

Got permission to grab some oak and maple from the park. I was having some chainsaws issues so I grabbed what I could before it rained