“Restoring” a 19th century Yankee No.0 plug slicer.

[orlandofurioso]

Are they really that different? Thank you.

I believe so, like with jealousy and envy.
Confusion is due.

 

[RustiePyles CPG]

Installing feet on the mounting board.
Several coats tung oil.

After a light fill coat of wax to bring the shine down a bit and add some protection to the oil finish. It’s time to mount the slicer.

 

[RustiePyles CPG]

Slicing up some flake.

 

[AroEnglish]

Restorer, wood worker, leather worker, and if I remember correctly motorcycle mechanic (SX650 chopper?). What else can you do (not that that isn't enough)? I'm incredibly impressed in your ability to work with physical things!

 

[RustiePyles CPG]

Restorer, wood worker, leather worker, and if I remember correctly motorcycle mechanic (SX650 chopper?). What else can you do (not that that isn't enough)? I'm incredibly impressed in your ability to work with physical things!

Thank you.

My 9-5 is working with high speed automation and robotics in the food processing industry. I also do a lot food grade welding and fab work. I’m a jack of all trades master of a few. My woodworking is just barely better than amateur, but I still like to make sawdust. I’ve been known to build a few custom harp mics and repair the occasional vintage tube amp.

 

[mingc]

Very nice!

 

[alaskanpiper]

Amazing!