Good morning!!!!

[RedNeckGeek]

The top is held in place by pocket screws from the frame into the top. I have used small L brackets before, but they never seemed to hold tight. A pic of a pocket screw:

:thumbsup:

 

[RedNeckGeek]

One of these makes them really easy.
Kreg Pocket-Hole Jig K4 | The DIYer's Secret to Great Projects
Makes really strong corner joints.

Oh boy, a new tool!

As if I needed an excuse...:laughing:

 

[Looking4new]

Happy Birthday, toppops' grandson.

 

[Looking4new]

Oh boy, a new tool!

As if I needed an excuse...:laughing:

Any excuse is better than none!

 

[sodamo]

66°F and .06 inches rain.

Never got to my carport yesterday.
But I did sell my old Outback electrical system and get that loaded up to new home. Happy to get the space back

Just as the guy was leaving, wife returned home with a truckload of bromeliads which I unloaded for her and finished just as it started to rain.

Perfect timing for a homemade smoothie of homegrown papaya, banana, lilikoi juice with a bit of vodka.

So back to carport today- hopefully.

Prayers for all
Be safe
Have a great day

 

[sodamo]

Cute , Eric, cute

 

[txdon]

it's not quite the same with power tools cause I have one of those massaging tools I bought after my Japanese friend passed,

It's not a massaging tool it's a stretching tool kind of like RNG describes. I got the idea from my wife's on-line physical therapist Bob and Brad. She used the cheap hanging type and it worked after a few weeks. I can see how the hanging upside down would really help but Drew might need something he can travel with.
Drew I would advise you to view this 12 minute video. The neck stretcher is on minute 11 for the others.
Top 1 Cervical (Neck) Disc Herniation Exercises & Stretches for Pain Relief. - YouTube

Rick after the neighborhood deer count we were about 150 over so the nets had to come out again we have four of these set up around the neighborhood. Below is a pic of the capture net.


RNG harvested Kale and cilantro for the chili tonight. I did not escape the garden, the sirens called me for some tractor work.:thumbsup:

 

[daugen]

Ted, gorgeous table.
I'll ask about the inversion technique today at nuerosurgeons. Condition got much worse yesterday, had a hard time walking, shooting pains down legs and some loss of urinary control. Had to bring a chair into greenhouse this morning to water plants, could not stand up. Something is definitely getting pinched in there...
Starting to make me think my next stop is a CCC. Always knew it would happen, just a matter when. And I have certainly gotten more out of the last six years than any of my docs thought I would. Have to make the best of everything.

My neck is fused with six inches of titanium so nothing going to stretch there.

 

[sodamo]

Very nice table, Ted. Thanks for sharing.

 

[PJSprog]

30°F and cloudy skies this morning, going up to 39° today. It snowed here all day yesterday, and all we got was just barely any covering on the grassy areas. I'm OK with that.

Got the trash can back up to the house and started to head out to the chicken coop last night when I remembered that The Wife sent me a text message earlier in the day that we were out of feed. Drat. Had to make a trip to the Carlyle Tractor Supply. Got back, got the feed mixed, and just sat down in the kitchen when Wifey walked in from her evening trainings.

I was another one wondering where you were seeing 11 deer, Ron. Thought this was one of those picture seek games again.

We bought a used inversion table about a year ago. Both of us have chronic back issues, and it has provided awesome relief.

Table came out great, Ted. Nice work.