Planning to build a yurt in Czech Republic

[Bob Rowlands]

I've always liked the contrast between paint and natural or stained wood. A perfect example of that is old school canvas covered wood canoes from early1900s. All wood stripper canoes look great. But IMO canvas covered make the interior wood framework look even better. A perfect combo when it comes to beauty.

[Knecht]

Working on the bookshelf. Got these four discarded office cabinets and plan to attach them together. They are currently getting repainted, then some new, stronger shelf holders will be installed and finally the whole set will be screwed together. Both me and my wife need to have lots of books around for our dissertations, so a bookshelf is the most urgently needed piece of furniture now.

[Bob Rowlands]

Good plan to gang those together Knecht. More stable. Books weigh alot. Later Bob

[Knecht]

Not much new lately...been working on my orders. Worked on the bookshelf now and then, it's about to be finished. The lower cases and drawers are done, upper cases already have the inner shelves fixed in place and need one more paint layer. Once it's done, I can finally attach the four pieces together and load it with books.

[Bob Rowlands]

Glad you are working. I've been at it steadily up until today. I need some time off to paint the soffit/ fascia of our house anyway. Relatives coming in for our sons wedding 9-18. Talk to you down the road. Enjoy the summer.

[Knecht]

The bookshelf is complete

[Jafo]

It definitely adds some contract to the rest of the room. Good job!

[Bob Rowlands]

I definitely like those cases.

I just bought a bright yellow 'eagle claw featherlight 3/4 weight' fly rod last week. Already caught a couple hundred sunfish fish with it. Yellow must piss them off.

[Jafo]

You could almost make a book with just the contents of this thread lol.

[Knecht]

Thanks. I really like how it turned up.
Good luck with your fishing, Bob! I haven't been fishing for a long time...lately thought about it, but there isn't much chance around where I live now.