Saturday Morning Projects

[SCHUNTER73]

Watched football then went hunting. Installing new under-cabinet LED lights today in the kitchen.

 

[NB7]

Finished processing some mule deer steaks. I like freezing them in marinades, then when they're taken out to thaw they marinate themselves.
Meanwhile, had a pork but smoking for about 6 hrs

 

[doc holiday13]

Pulled apart my oil furnace to replace the fuel spray nozzle and reset the ignitor arc gap. Now it fires up without issue.

Then i cut a bunch of cedar bows for the wife to decorate the house and put together a compost bin sorting system with a bunch of pallets. I also smoked a turkey and finished building the cheek riser for my seekins PH2

 

[JRay]

Shared some wild game with non-hunters who love wild game.

 

[butcherboy]

No projects this go round. Went to Albuquerque to watch one of my wife’s high school players play on the state high schools all star team. Heater in her car went out and we battled fogged up windows for the 4 hour drive home. Stopped in Cuba to squeegee the inside window. Bundled the kids up head to toe and cracked the front windows to let out all the moisture and took off again. Did great till we hit thick fog and went from 77 mph down to 55 mph for 60 + miles.

Pretty sure the heater blend door is stuck in the cold position. Project for this holiday weekend looks like.

 

[GSPHUNTER]

Took an old Adirondack chair my wife uncle built and then let go and I restored it. Lots of elbow grease.

 

[BLJ]

Wife and I finished up a shed so we can clear things out of another building into here and put more stuff in the other building.
Far from perfect but far better than a tarp.
Glad my wife was there to help.

 

[GSPHUNTER]

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Wife and I finished up a shed so we can clear things out of another building into here and put more stuff in the other building.
Far from perfect but far better than a tarp.
Glad my wife was there to help.

Looks real rustic, I like it. Is that reclaimed barn lumber?

 

[BLJ]

Rough cut lumber.
It’s actually white pine that my wife’s grandparents planted when they got married 70ish years ago.
Natural gas pipeline came through and removed a bunch of them and my FIL had them sawn up. Now we have a shed.
Thanks for the compliment.