nohurry wrote:
Well here we are fulltimin, four years to the day and your still at it. I’m not sure if I should congratulate you or not, but I sure admire your persistence lol!
My hats off to you.
I’m on page one, and I can’t believe I’m still with you on this. But I am, and will be till the bitter end, whenever that is. Can’t give up now.
I guess I’ll just wish you luck in getting it finished in time to use, and enjoy it for a few years.
Carry on.
Probably just not smart enough to know when to quit. Lol.
Seriously though, it's much easier to keep going if I just concentrate on "what can I do today", as opposed to "everything that needs to be done".
Thank you for following, and hopefully I'll be able to ramp up the amount of work getting done on a daily basis, shortly.
Still will be some surprises to come - as in - "this guy's crazy".
Actually, I think some of this build will work better for us in the long run, but we'll see. If we don't fully like it, we can change it down the road.
As you have seen during this adventure, the vast majority of this has been done with the Ryobi cordless, portable power tools.
To me, many times, technique will accomplish more, than just having all the newest and greatest machinery, and not know how to use them. Then again, that's just my thinking.
Thanks for hanging in there.
