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    The Wood Lab Logo Long Sleeve Tee

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    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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    The Wood Lab by Jim Ashley is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
    I made this back in 5th or maybe 6th grade - 1984-85 timeframe. I saw Jimmy’s @jimmydiresta stories showing some of the things he made when he was young, and felt compelled to spend a few minutes here on this. My art teacher at school at that time would regularly give me grief for not enough effort/not applying myself/why are you not doing xyz thing, etc. Certainly her approach most times was not of the most motivational type. My folks would have my back at parent/teacher conferences, saying I was more of a music kid (which I was at the time), which she would, according to my parents, be pretty dismissive of. The last post on this little hand cut dovetail box had feedback to mostly to leave the dovetails slightly proud. I agree I want to play with that in the future, and was considering it here, but turned out there were some functional reasons to flush them up. Specifically this will sit it a slight recess (so want to eliminate gaps in that base), and some of the fixes I had to do turned out better when flushed up. So here it is block plane and sanding later. Being my first “in a real project” hand cut dovetails, I’m pretty happy. Not perfect by any means, but I definitely learned a bunch for next time around. Lights! New video up! I recently finished converting my shop light fixtures from fluorescent to LED tubes, and showed how one was rewired. Link in bio. 25 years ago I married my beautiful, smart, true partner in life, wife Anita. I couldn’t have asked for anyone better to travel the ups and downs of life with. Happy 25th Anniversary Anita, I love you!!❤️ A little video editing tonight. Apparently I have something to say… I guess we’ll find out what that is sometime down the road… Yard work = camouflage for the truck? 😆😆 Dry fit. First “for real” hand cut dovetails. Some gaps but I can work to disguise them. I’m toying with the idea of leaving them slightly proud or making them flush. Just playing around with the phone’s slo-mo. Chopping out the last dovetail socket for this little box. (First set of non practice hand cut dovetails.)

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