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Looks like I am heading to a hardware store to MacGyver something up.

Coming home from a short get away. Supposed to rain most of the trip home. Any procedure to protect my Giant ebike? Or should it be able to handle weather while on the bike rack.

I also just tuned all my levels down. I found eco was fine for most of my riding. Eco+ and normal both were just a little more assistance than I wanted. I do like to ride and still feel like I got some good exercise. I have not ridden far enough yet this year to see if it extends my range.

No the second shot is of a failed jig for a handle, second on is workable but ugly. Third is a final functional jig for handles. My wife added liners and turned them into planters

Here is one for Art’s gardening wife. Modified my beer caddy design into a garden tote. Made a jig to router out a hole for a stronger handle. I took 3 tries to come up with my final jig but it was a great learning experience.

Back to building. Made cart for Planer and old router table Rained a big part of the day couldn’t ride.

First ride of the new year. It has been way to cold until today (50F). Has been in the 20’s and 30’s until today and damn windy. Great 20 mile ride. Didn’t care about speed or time just enjoy the fantastic day.

Back at it just finished a laundry table for my wife. However today it is going to be almost 50 F. No more breathing saw dust. I am hitting the road

Yes, but these will have a bottle opener on the side and are way cooler to bring to a party or gift with some good craft beers to a friend.👍

That is why I am going to leave the dividers as a loose fit (No glue or fasteners). My wife wants to use it as a plate and utensils caddy to bring stuff out to the pool if we ever have company again.

While working on stair project I really screwed up cutting the skirt board out of a 12 foot 1’’x12’’. I know it would’ve warped if I didn’t do anything with it, so I made beer caddies. Used some oak scraps and pallet wood as well

Yes to morning person, however I am usually tripping over tools, lumber and projects (normally very messy). Trying to turn over a new leaf.

Stairs are fairly easy when just replacing treads and risers. Only a little bit of revamping the existing stringers for the stairs to add support. No one likes spongy or squeaky stairs

Nice work. I hate doing pavers, but they always look great when they are done

I am also back to working on Covid projects. Turned an old 1950’s garage into a workshop. Made a headboard and matching frames for the wife. Also in the process of replacing 15 year old temporary stairs with oak treads and risers

Always hard to lose a pet. She was lovely. Keep your chin up.

Mac and Rosie chillin

Drainage project is done. Back to the bike until it is to cold

Just one of the run of the mill roads between farms near home. I could have stop at a 100 spots and took the same picture. I live in a very beautiful place in the fall. Saranac Lake area is a extremely beautiful spot. Saranac lake is about 40 minutes away by car

Great fall ride in northern New York. I haven’t been on the bike for awhile. I really missed it.