Uhhmmm

Well you asked for them, so don't blame me if you have trouble catching your breath due to laughter.

These are just a few from a hodge-podge collection, as I'm usually terrible about taking pix...which I'm sure you'll understand after viewing the lack of quality...some were scanned in film shot's...for those who don't know, us older folks weren't always privy to today's digital marvels.

My only defense if I may...I have never used nor drawn a plan other than in my minds eye...guess I should really get some new mind glasses & turn a light or two on in there

anyways...here ya go...













more in a minute or two...

and a few knick knacks for the Mrs and her crafts




incase any one is wondering where all my 'great experience' comes from...
here's a shot of the only woodwork my roots have done....
Grandpa & a couple of uncles 1951 or so...



well that's my abilities in a nutshell...critiques always welcomed, good or bad!
Thanks for looking.

So...where are the pics we're supposed to laugh at? That's nice-looking work all around, Ken.

The fourth picture...is that a tackle box or a fly-tying supplies box? It looks very nice, whatever it is.

Vaughn McMillan said:

So...where are the pics we're supposed to laugh at? That's nice-looking work all around, Ken.

The fourth picture...is that a tackle box or a fly-tying supplies box? It looks very nice, whatever it is.

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Agreed, lots of great projects there Ken

Wow that stuff is great, Ken. Beautiful.

Great projects Looks like real pro work to me, Nice job

What's ta laugh at Ken

You folks are too nice...I wasn't sure if I re sized them small enough to hide all the flaws ...
I'm my worst critic ........I appreciate your taking the time!

Vaughn McMillan said:

So...where are the pics we're supposed to laugh at? That's nice-looking work all around, Ken.

The fourth picture...is that a tackle box or a fly-tying supplies box? It looks very nice, whatever it is.

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Thanks Vaughn, it was a jig box made for an old fishing buddy, bubinga {if I 'spelt' it right}. The top section held his molds, lead, & hooks etc.