Boy I find it getting tougher to stand for long periods of time working in my shop these days. I guess age is creaping up. But my knee is what giving me trouble these days. Started thinking because I like to make pens and bottle stoppers and small things like this. I also like to do segmenting within those projects along with casting my resin blanks. Was working at my desk the other day building a couple easy pen blanks for casting in clear resin and thought it would be great to be able to do the same with segmenting pen blanks. Nice to be able to cut woods sitting down with small tablesaw. So now I find myself in search of a used Byrnes mini tablesaw. I know they are a modelers saw but for what I do it is all I would need. Heard they are built with precision and are the best out there. I can still do my scrollsawing because that I can sit for hours.
Has anyone just woke up one day and noticed you need to make changes to your routine in the workshop because you can not do what you use to do. But still love the smell of wood freshly cut and be able to see something built with your own hands.??