Reloading book shelf

Five years ago we felled a couple of huge Harry Potter willow trees.big old n ugly.one had fallen sideways at some point n just kept growing. How big of willow I hear you ask??? I was up off ground about twenty feet up sitting on main trunk cutting off rings with 42" bar and not a lot of it was unused lol.anyway months later splitting it up this one bit of wood caught my eye. Nope not burning that.near perfect right angle change of grain.that lump of wood has sat on my bookshelf for a few years and today I worked out a use for it.Attachment 256001

Left end is all natural.the excess bit I cut off it to get to sit flat against wall,got screws up into it and makes a good right end. My woodwork teacher was heard to mutter "the hori is strong in this one" when I would start screw with a hammer but I'm still making stuff I need so I'm happy,at end of day that's all that matters.Attachment 256002

whats that old saying - "the Devil makes work for idle hands "..

You must have a very tolerant wife my friend :mouse:

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Originally Posted by 7mm Rem Mag

You must have a very tolerant wife my friend :mouse:

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yes indeed "Three ponies" is a good woman

LOL. i know what "3 ponies" means

Shit what does it mean?

nag....nag....nag?

Brave boy Micky, (and I don't think you have enough books, shelf is too small lol)

Oh don't worry bud I have two shelves about meter long of hunting books plus entire Wilbur Smith collection on other shelves.this wee gen just above my reloading bench so I can triple check stuff and actually FIND manual when you lot ask for hard data lol

Oh! how are you finding life with my partners sister of Many horses. I am affectionally to be known as "Walking Eagle"

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Originally Posted by Micky Duck

Five years ago we felled a couple of huge Harry Potter willow trees.big old n ugly.one had fallen sideways at some point n just kept growing. How big of willow I hear you ask??? I was up off ground about twenty feet up sitting on main trunk cutting off rings with 42" bar and not a lot of it was unused lol.anyway months later splitting it up this one bit of wood caught my eye. Nope not burning that.near perfect right angle change of grain.that lump of wood has sat on my bookshelf for a few years and today I worked out a use for it.Attachment 256001

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If that can of 748 is full and available I will take it.