Didn't have any classes this afternoon, so came home and got busy after lunch.
Went and bought some small gas cans (one gal and five gallon sizes) for the various equipment I have out here. The others I have needed to be replaced. From what I understand, the new gas cans are federally regulated to have a safety feature so the subdivision folks won't hurt themselves. Have to push down on a lever for the fuel to flow. I promptly cut all that crap out of them. What I want is to remove the cap and pour the fuel - period:
Done deal. Now to the next project. Pulled down an old spinning wheel I retrieved from my little sister's house in Oklahoma City when she died three years ago (didn't post here at the time asking for prayers while she was in ICU). This is the real deal. Cleaned it up for the addition:
I like the way the tenon joints were done:
And, this works nicely as a bearing I must say. 9D nail with a leather strap:
Yes, it all works. I even have the old spindles for it.
On to the next project, thought I'd share.![]()


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