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Re: Who's laboring this weekend ?
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Posted by Rod in Smiths Falls, ON, on September 03, 2005 at 16:26:30 from (209.71.222.43):
In Reply to: Who's laboring this weekend ? posted by billyiron on September 03, 2005 at 06:45:09:
Actually, I have my wife tied to a compound mitre saw, cutting vertical t&g sheeting for the dormers on the stone house we are restoring. I get to perch on the roof and nail the boards on with a pneumatic gun. I'm not quite sure how she does it, but the angles (13 and 31.66 on opposite ends) are coming out exactly right. All I told her is that she needed to be able to read and tell which way is up. Two dormers down and two to go, two days left in the weekend. I made another 160 sq. ft. of sheeting this morning on the shaper, so we should have enough to finish the job. And she actually prefers this to lazing around on a boat.
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