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    The Wood Lab Logo Long Sleeve Tee

    $28.99

    The Wood Lab Logo on front, thewoodlab.net on the left sleeve. Various colors available.

    SKU: TWL-LOGOLSTEE Category: Merch Tags: logo, longsleeve, merch, teeshirt, thewoodlabdotnet, tshirt
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    For the cooler weather… The Wood Lab Logo on front, thewoodlab.net on the left sleeve. Various colors available. Provided and shipped from Teespring.

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    A follow up to last post. Super comfortable. This will fit the bill nicely for 8-9+ hours a day for 5-6 days a week. It’s nice they include tools that don’t feel like they’re made of butter 😂. I did use my impact on a couple of parts just to go faster. Also, I gotta admit some of the safety graphics in the docs are hilarious 😆. (Pic 2) It’s super convenient to have a workbench right near your work from home setup. Thanks for the chair recommendation JJ @jonblade111 ! Got dominoes? These should last a while. Since the Mrs surgery last week and helping her with recovery, plus being a bit sidelined with shoulder/arm issues of my own, I haven’t done much in the shop or on socials. After hearing about it on @makingitpodcast (can’t remember if main show or after show), I watched Channel News Asia’s “A League of Extraordinary Makers”, featuring primarily @jimmydiresta . Remove one old freezer, reorganize with tool cabinets, and an improved 3D printing area. Now just gotta do some work on the printers to get them running again. Welcome the newest tool to the shop, the @fujifilm_northamerica X-T4 - although I expect it will see plenty of use outside of the shop too. I can easily succumb to paralysis by analysis but one of the best resources I found when researching a really good camera that was also more capable on the video side than what I had was @dpreview - a great site and YouTube channel. What I really like about @chris.niccolls and @thatjordandrake approach is they spend a good amount of time talking both photo and video. Video isn’t an afterthought. The camera was a bit of a stretch budget wise, but I expect I’ll be happy with the extras this has over the previous model. Thanks for the great info guys! Received my first pair of @bruntworkwear pants today. I gotta say they’re super comfortable. I really dig the pocket configuration and for those of us with “a bit of extra in the middle” there’s a right amount of give in the fabric to be pretty mobile. I’m keeping my eye out for when they have grey back in stock in my size. (Not a sponsor but I wanted to shout these out.) We’re super proud of our boy Ian! His recent art class piece was one of six student pieces from his school submitted to the Massachusetts Art Education “Youth Art Month”! He did this piece based off of a photo he took of our cat Chase. I really dig how he used the pen strokes to give his fur texture. Ever have a board you’ve had so long you forgot you had it? This was at the back of one of the lumber shelves. It’s kinda fitting though since it’ll be used on a project that’s been on the shelf for so long, I forget when I last worked on it. Sometimes it’s good to leave and come back to a project (just not maybe this long). I think I’ve figured out a few things I wasn’t sure how I’d tackle before.

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