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I used to work at a wilderness therapy program where everyone ate with sticks. Most people fashioned wooden spoons and/ or forks each week.

I'd like to make some utensils. These are other people's work.

It's beautiful, just not for framing.

I'll looking to learn anything. I have different food and non-food related ideas.

What's this about "speeds sanding"? I hadn't thought about oiling before sanding. I have lots of spalted maple. Is there something to use that will firm up the wood, and be food- safe? In my market, plant- based oil would be way better than food- safe mineral oil from petroleum. I...

Just messing with a piece of spalted maple. Planed and power sanded to 120 grit. Some tearout from the planer requires more sanding, then some finer grit. Bandsawn/ air-dried atop a piece that is planed, then sanded. Reading about pros and cons of finishing products, and taking...

MCT coconut oil as a finish. .. resists longterm rancidity better than regular coconut oil.

You could make mushrooms. Be careful with details, so they don't end up too phallic.:lol:

Seeing your pics helps me keep that make-something-with-it inspiration. Making progress on shop space and covered milling space, little by little, with an occasional leap.

My friend said that, unlike most conventional router sleds, he had much better luck going with the grain. He's a turner and professional carpenter, having built his old house and new house, so he's not green.

Cool. I that your house?

Ooo-la-la!

Cool.

Convince them you've smuggled bath salts impregnated into the wood. Sell them a hand-plane with it.

On some software, when a user writes @Masterblaster, mentioning you in a post, you get a notification in your forum Inbox. Keeps you in the loop, draws your attention to a thread, or let's people know when you're being mentioned, for whatever reasons. On FaceCrack, the idea is similar.

Congrats on the sale, and maybe new technique. Haven't seen you filling cracks before.

@ruel, no

Population and shipping probably have a lot to do with things, I'm guessing.

Rome wasn't built in a day. You have your hands very full. Maybe you need a cute sales-girl to go door to door, selling, in the right neighborhood. Have you tried listing on eBay or Etsy? There is a world of impulse-buyers out there.

I'm really impressed by your niche-building!