Lead paint is extra tasty.

OK, you've had time to resharpen your jack knife, so just grab an Oak stump and have at it.

Wow.

Different, kinda cool, but I wouldn't want it in my house. Not entirely sure why, it just jars my senses. Be a bitch to dust too.

He won't have to worry about moths...

If Cedar doesn't deter the moths, scare 'em away...

You could knock the puppy out in a weekend or two... :lol:

Different schools of thought on patterns in a strip built boat. I like taking the donor wooden beam and cutting it into book matched strips that will wrap the boat in what appears to be a continuous matching grain pattern. If you select wood that's fairly uniform in color, you can get what I consider to be gorgeous grain patterns.

I prefer the more uniform color to the contrasting strips of different color.

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It's a little garish for my tastes, but I highly appreciate the skill and dedication needed to pull that off. Probably won't get stolen either.

How about this beauty...

Beautiful boats. My FiL has a lovely wooden canoe but its to pretty to use so he bashes around in fiberglass.

Cute picnic table for swingers. However a couple things bothered me about this picture.
First was the wide open S hooks holding the chains, but I guess since they aren't really swinging it doesn't matter all that much.
Secondly, I'm pretty sure the backboard for the basket ball hoop is a glass window. That's a genuine WTF were they thinking?

Here's something you can do with that clapped out CJ rusting away out back.

Nooooooo must rebuild!

Awesomeness, but like Griff says...

OK, then that old clapped out CJ which was hit by a rocket propelled grenade, causing it to swerve over an IED which blew it 40 ft in the air, then came down in the path of a 100 ton tank with no brakes, rusting out back. Better? http://cellar.org/2012/bwekk.gif

Christ, what a bunch of sentimental softies, you're better off staying home playing pool.