As usual, this window project is 3x what was originally thought. Oh well, gotta see it through.

Lotsa screetchy noises, if you are into that kind of thing.

The process from start to finish.

Stuff is in the works. Enough said.

Attempting and failing to read old newspaper. Worth noting, the house was built in 1917 and yet the newspaper is dated 1932. I am guessing this was an early attempt at insulation.

Tearing stuff apart that I really do not want to tear apart. Oh well...gentle gentle, gentle.

My toaster.

Throw your coping saw away.

One of the lengths I go to to keep trim that has always been original to this century house.

Keeping an old piece of furniture alive.

Today's Ted Talk

just for fun...

There was a time not long ago when every home handyman knew this skill. Nowadays it is becoming an increasingly lost art.

Taking steps between the 1st and 2nd coat of polyurethane hoping to achieve a pleasant end result.

Cats on either side of the window.

A bit of folly.

As observed from Barberton Ohio. Shit photography, but hey, working with what I got. Anyway, in real life it was a sight to behold.

Applying polyurethane.

She seems to have a problem with the table leg.

A tribute to Jed Clampett

Always attempting to improve

I am not having any good luck in matching colors. Here is the next attempt.

It just has to be.

A simple detail that has to be correct. Once I accomplish this I can put the saw away for awhile.

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