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Two Thumbs Up for the Four Seasons. Two Thumbs Up for the Four Seasons. You can be the first one to leave a comment. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. About Nick and Hilary. Neither Hilary nor Nick grew up on a farm. More about us ›. Nick Moore, Furniture Maker. Ecological Farmers of Ontario. Canadian Biotechnology Action Network.
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We sell our pork by the whole or half animal. We do ask for a $200 deposit to reserve your half animal or $400 for a whole animal. Our customers find this an agreeable arrangement, as it allows you to break up the cost. But, it also allows us to have the cash flow to pay for the grain. Typically the animals are finished at roughly 170-200 lbs. hanging weight. One half. Animal rears roughly 65-80 lbs. of pork, in the following portions. A whole animal would be twice as much as this. 1 package spare ribs.
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Tattered Jeans & Saw Dust: July 2013
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Tattered Jeans and Saw Dust. Monday, 29 July 2013. A Huge Can of Worms, I Mean Ants. This past week I framed a small landing and stair case in a carport, as well as repair some water damaged board and baton siding, well I thought it was some water damage. Further inspection revealed ants, a lot of ants, like seriously a lot of ants. Beneath the siding I discovered several ant nests and a two by ten that had been eaten down to the size of a two by four. Saturday, 27 July 2013. OK so these tips may not be ...
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Tattered Jeans & Saw Dust: March 2015
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Tattered Jeans and Saw Dust. Sunday, 8 March 2015. This lack of focus has plagued me for sometime now, and it is no where more apparent then when people ask me what I do. What do you do? O Iyou know I build.stuff, O and I renovate.and make custom furniture.and do some traditional woodworking and.you know other stuff.I yea make things". Right" (silent slow head nods follow). I do however want to own a successful business, and I want that business to renovate old homes and bring them up to modern standards.
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Tattered Jeans & Saw Dust: Getting On Track
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Tattered Jeans and Saw Dust. Friday, 20 February 2015. Things are getting back on track finally. Yesterday the electricians finished their work in the Shop, the walls are drywalled and I even have heat on in the shop. I moved in the machinery and all my tools which means I am finally where I wanted to be several weeks ago, now I can focus my attention on completing paying jobs I've had to postpone. The majority of the work will be done in the shop, making the posts and railing, and then installed on site...
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Tattered Jeans & Saw Dust: November 2013
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Tattered Jeans and Saw Dust. Saturday, 30 November 2013. Currently on my bench is a bench. A sitting bench. This project started last Tuesday with a trip to KJP Select Hardwoods. To purchases the cherry for the bench uprights and drawer components. At the end of two weeks I have both of the uprights constructed. I then began prefinishing the staves (easier to do now), and this will also help in the removal of any glue squeeze out. Next week I wont be at the bench much as Adrian Ferrazzutti. The vice as I...
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Tattered Jeans & Saw Dust: February 2015
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Tattered Jeans and Saw Dust. Saturday, 28 February 2015. I had the privilege to speak to the Kingston Woodworkers Association today. The KWA put together a great symposium to discuss woodworking joinery. I was included in a great line up of talented Ontario based makers and felt honoured to be asked to join them to speak. If I can make one complaint is that I had way too much to saw and way too little to speak. Friday, 20 February 2015. The shop does need more work, all the drywall need to be plastered, ...
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Tattered Jeans & Saw Dust: June 2013
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Tattered Jeans and Saw Dust. Wednesday, 19 June 2013. After the twelve week class at Rosewood I was enrolled in the Chris Schwarz Anarchist Tool Chest Class. That was a heck of experience, the class was action packed, lots to learn, and lots to build in five days. Chris was an awesome guy, fun to share a pint with, with lots of information to share. Laying out the pins. To see me assemble my tool chest. Fitting the bottom boards of the chest. The saw till is screwed straight to the lid and holds my backs...
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Tattered Jeans & Saw Dust: Furniture
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Tattered Jeans and Saw Dust. Holly and ebony details. Walnut and sepele dovetail box. Jarrah Top with Ebony Keys and Polyurethane Finish. Walnut Base with Shellac Finish. Walnut with Holly and Maple Details. Shellac and wax finish. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. First of the Season. The Practical House Carpenter. The Woodworker's New and Review. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
