Woodworking programmer

dredding · 2 days

I'm a web developer, but love to make "real" things every once in a while. I worked residential building for about 7 years framing and trimming houses. Two very different jobs, but really enjoy them both. It's nice to get out of the stuffy office and work with your hands sometimes.

kiwi131 · 21 days

THANK YOU! Finally someone to back me up.

kiwi131 · 1 month

Im thinking of a button or pan head, but a flatter look work work too

kiwi131 · 1 month

That could work, do you know how big of a diameter they come in?

kiwi131 · 2 months

I don't have any pics of the construction phase, but I'll try to fill you in. There was an existing covered slab before, with 4x4s supporting the roof and deck above. I just studded in walls between the 4x4s, framed as many windows as would fit, and presto!
I added a few images of the outside.

kiwi131 · 2 months

yea, first time doing stone. It looks better in person then the pictures show, but surly not the best stone job.

kiwi131 · 2 months

The brick wall was a little tricky, but a little sanding and it fit "close enough" ha

kiwi131 · 2 months

Birch!

kiwi131 · 2 months

It is birch with a red birch top, and poplar crown. The dimensions are about 11' long, 9' tall, and 3' deep. The material in the doors and behind the upper cabinets is old tin from the ceiling of the old building that used to be where the coffee shop is now. I will put some construction pics up as well.

cartfisk · 2 months

I feel like this might help.

kiwi131 · 2 months

Im in Sioux Falls now to, the bowl is near howard, about 70 mins away.

kiwi131 · 2 months

Its in South Dakota, US, in the country by a small town. There wasnt much to do in our hometown, so we always made our own fun.

kiwi131 · 2 months

The cost really wasnt that much, maybe $1500 ish. Most of the wood came from barns we helped our uncles tear down, and the other ramps we had at the time.

kiwi131 · 2 months

We spent about 5-6 months working on it after school and work. Started in the dead of winter building corners in a barn, then pulling them outside when done

sedditrhit · 2 months

ride whatever feels right to you. I ride brakes, even front ones too. Just the way I've always rode, and I like them. If you'd prefer to save a few ounces and have to jam your toe to stop, that's your call. Don't take them off just cause its hip or cool... do whatever feels better for you.

kiwi131

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