I think I'm doing the weekend thing completely wrong...

[Jeremy Leasure]

Because this is all I accomplished, and it was definitely work. I've gotten way behind despite my best efforts in turning as I go and trying to avoid having to cut and seal using up anchorseal. So something needed to be done.



http://i.imgur.com/ee6ob.jpg

Spalted elm pen and stopper blanks

http://i.imgur.com/FK98b.jpg

Some maple, mulberry and 50/50 sap/heart cherry spindles and stopper blanks

http://i.imgur.com/mq703.jpg

More spalted elm blanks. There are some persimmon and cherry ones in the round to the side there

http://i.imgur.com/FteDR.jpg

Mostly cherry and a couple osage natural edge blanks:

http://i.imgur.com/cXlvH.jpg

Even more blanks under a tarp I haven't moved in and sealed yet

http://i.imgur.com/GpVbq.jpg

...and yet. I still didn't make it halfway. Oh well.

http://i.imgur.com/AOqvs.jpg

[Jim Underwood]

Looks just like the pile in front of my shop...

[John Keeton]

So neatly arranged - perfect for loading in my truck! I will be there around supper -ribs would be fine!

[Don McClure]

Too much wood is a good thing!

[David DeCristoforo]

I dunno... some of that stuff looks pretty good from here. Might have been worth the effort...

[charlie knighton]

looks good, no ribs for your John, better eat the oatmeal, or maybe broiled fish

[Chris Studley]

I'm sure your fello creekers could assist in getting some of that stock turned.... wink, Wink, Nudge, Nudge...

[Bernie Weishapl]

Now that is a load of wood. Got some good stuff there.

[Roger Chandler]

Some very nice figure in some of that..........that looks like a good way to spend a Saturday to me!

[Baxter Smith]

Jeremy, it looks like you have only just begun!;):) The spalted elm looks great!

[Denny Rice]

I wish I had that problem!