Really, who needs to own everything (and who has room for it all)? A space with a table saw, bandsaw, router table, and some bench space, plus room for people to keep their hand tools, is all that’s needed. A planer? Sure. A CNC Shopbot? Why not?
paulbeard's Life List
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1. stick to a writing schedule
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2. make my own Slanket
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3. take more photographs
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4. lose belly fat
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5. Give blood more regularly
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6. write a book
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7. learn how to build things that run on solar power
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8. exercise regularly
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9. lose weight
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10. take a drawing class
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11. keep on FreeCycling . . . .
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12. get a cheap but tuneful electric bass
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13. scan old slides and negatives to see if I've learned anything.
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14. Ride my bicycle more often
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15. Try out 43 Things
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16. start a woodworking collective in Seattle
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Recent entries
Mostly, that my eye was not as sharp as it could have been. The old adage “if you’re pictures aren’t any good, you’re not close enough” applies to a lot of my old stuff.
I’m happier with the BandW work I did, so far.
Flour, water, sugar, salt, yeast: who knew you could combine these things in so many ways?
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