Unfortunately only in order to refill the cat litter trays... Sigh. However I did pause long enough to check the Wenzloff wasn't suffering being in the door-less saw till. Just holding it for a moment cheered me up considerably - a guarantee of good woodworking times to come. Caution: gratuitous tool drool pic - hey, I didn't gloat on the blog at the time. Did I? Well even if I did, Too Bad.

Popular Woodworking arrived today too, as did the old man back from hospital. The former I've merely flicked through and groaned at the presence of apparently yet another sharpening article; the latter seems in good order and back to his best GOM* form. So even silver linings have a cloud... ;~)
*Grumpy Old Man. A badge worn with pride by at least half the blokes in Britain, or so it seems.
That's got to be one of the nicest saw Mike's made - so it's always worth another look:)
ReplyDeleteIf Dad's grumpy he's obviously getting better, which must be good news.
Cheers:)
Paul Chapman
Glad you're Dad is back - hope he gets well soon!
ReplyDeleteWhat did you think of Adam's article in PW?
Cheers
Philly
And worry not about the saw gloat. That is Pretty!!! :)
Boy, what a mean thing to do. Now I have to start wishing for a Wenzlof of my own. Ah well, I guess my Stanley gents saw is safe for a while longer :(
ReplyDeleteSo is the till on the wall yet? Maybe picture-in-place if so?
ReplyDeleteAnd what did "we" decide about doors [g]?
The saw looks nice on that background...one of these days I'll get around to trying some textured backgrounds and shooting down.
Take care, Mike
Nice saw Alf!
ReplyDeleteYou finally got a Wenzloff eh? I guess you held out for the medallion. ;-)
cheers,
Dave (ydb1md)