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I know you are excited, because I MYSELF am excited. Can't wait for the "baby pic"!!

There's always something new to learn, you know?!

That's an interesting item. Where did you pick that up?

What I meant was, you know, take a picture. But I guess there's just no picture there to take. Like Choppers put it so well: - "It Gone"

"No harm/ No foul" and no one got hurt: - Thanks, plowboy Those kinds of stories are always the best!

Another approach is to use melted wax brushed over the surface, the method used for waxed canvas goods (jackets, duffels, and such).

I am loving those Gambrel-roofed houses, those are sweet!

That sucks when you play by the rules, do everything right, and STILL can't get past a problem. Sure hope somebody here can give you a good lead, Guninstructordotcom. I'm betting that somebody can.

That's cool. I don't know where I have been but until you clarified it, mil alta, I had no idea. Learning something every day. Thanks for that, Brother!

Sweet item! Where did you pick that up from?

That is very ingenious and very cool! That material used to be called unistrut back in thew day (but then I'm an old man that's been out of circulation some): - Are super strut and unistrut maybe just different names for the same proprietary product?

Yikes. That's not good. Sorry that you all are in that spot, Guyfang.

Nice looking work, Valence! Redwood lumber is still available?! Being a Certified Old F***, I recall when local (D.C.) lumberyards all had redwood (common as the SPF boards that everybody carries). I don't see that lumber much anymore, and figured that we had abused our privilege to see it...

THAT is one serious road trip! Got any pics?!

An excellent roadtrip, Paladin6!! Any After-Action Report? Pics?!!

I was just wondering how you plumb up something as big and heavy as those barn poles, when I noticed something: - Some of your poles are round and some are squared off Does that make it harder to line up everything to carry your "purlins" (or whatever you barn builders call the "stretchers")?

It broke my heart (and my bank account), but I write it all off as the cost of my education: - These trucks can't just be gassed up and driven (as I had +/- hoped) - They are heirlooms that require devotion and care (more than I had to offer) - I wanted a work truck that I could put on the...

What does that "three-layer" description mean: - Is the material 3-ply? - Or is it put on in 3 steps? I'm not familiar with the stuff.

Farm work, and farming, is not for the weak of heart! :driver::beer::driver:

Knoxville: - You get 4 cuttings in a year, or 5, maybe?