This has given me a sense of direction and I plan to be in a position to be able to be a little more particular about what I choose to do, including working more with the raw materials (e.g seasoning wood for turning and some rustic projects I have in mind) and hopefully work on some interesting projects that I can be proud of.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjhkxfC7Nzcu4DQEatx11LGp2X19qMkDETNJJb_TtnLGxAFL-cVFvTWyHYMmZN46lpSaQHebtJYdyTPsgW9Hhvr3Fh9tj1tiOZJfpxn0ekwT76SVxyhpvwryVFOCjRa3CVF5jvmqiqgjYM/s400/P1060128.JPG)
Anyway, I've sharpened my chisels, put a fresh coat of linseed oil on my tool handles and stripped and cleaned out my nail guns - I'm ready to start how I mean to go on.
Now then, who wants to hire a carpenter?
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