Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Well I had to do a lil brush swingin today ...after doing the boss,s Honey Do list. But I got the Honey Do Chores Done in a jiffy
and snuck back to the Tear before she had me do more..


So I rewaxed the countertop and did some staining ... and while that was a drying I worked on the front box today.. Oh I did succeed in cutting the
aluminum..

Here are a few pics..









Thats all for Today Except for the Lonely Voyager waitin in the night.
tomorrow the side walls and doors need to be revarnished...



Classic Finn

Heikki,
Looking Goooooooooood,
Seems like when you're trying to get your teardrop done, teardrop time seems to go twice as fast as actual time.
We sure noticed that around here. The harder you work the faster the time goes.
Martha

martha24 wrote:Heikki,
Looking Goooooooooood,
Seems like when you're trying to get your teardrop done, teardrop time seems to go twice as fast as actual time.
We sure noticed that around here. The harder you work the faster the time goes.
Martha

I noticed that this evening .. but its almost like I didnt want to stop....
Ive got the other shelves in the garage if you can call it that..
All varnished and waxed...same with the box cover..which is all sealed up.

The wife had me do some chores for her so had to get them done ..got to be diplomatic with the Boss.. After the wife saw the shine on the counter ... she said she may not want to cut a sink hole in it..UGH..

But ok another Teardrop Day...

Regards Classic Finn

I really like it. You do some mighty fine work. Give your self a big pat on the back for me as I can not afford to fly there to do it myself.

Thanks.

Kevin

NightCap wrote:I really like it. You do some mighty fine work. Give your self a big pat on the back for me as I can not afford to fly there to do it myself.

Thanks.

Kevin

Ahh shucks Kevin Thank You.. Cmon over anytime..take the slow boat.. or fly.

Its gettin there. step by step..slooooooowly.

Best regards Classic Finn

That counter is just beautiful! You can really be proud of it. Can't wait to see the rest of it.

Grani B.

Mighty fine lookin' lumber there - Finntastic!!

Catoosa Grani wrote:That counter is just beautiful! You can really be proud of it. Can't wait to see the rest of it.

Grani B.

Thank You Kindly.. I,ll get some more pics of the galley when its back together ... I need to get the wall between the galley and sleeping quarters back together after they dry..

It,ll be a surprise with the photos then.. I did somthing real nice to that wall..

Best regards
Classic Finn

Sierrajack wrote:Mighty fine lookin' lumber there - Finntastic!!

Why thank you Mr. Sierra

I think its called Okajou Mahogany - somthing to that nature.. .

Its a Bauhaus Deutchland Special.. PS How can I cover up them Pocket Jig Holes.. ? That Jig is nice but the holes I dont like..

Classic Finn

Greetings Classic Finn,

First of all hello; secondly, that's a very beautiful teardrop you're building.

How about some Pocket Hole Plugs?

lblampman wrote:Greetings Classic Finn,

First of all hello; secondly, that's a very beautiful teardrop you're building.

How about some Pocket Hole Plugs?

Yep. Pocket hole plugs or get some doweling and cut your own. The holes in the back of your cabinet won't really show up as anything but good craftsmanship.

Heikki, The counter is looking great. But you wiring under it seem to need some attention.

bledsoe3 wrote:Heikki, The counter is looking great. But you wiring under it seem to need some attention.

Yeah, I can't figure out whether it's more of a shock, tripping or choking hazard.

bledsoe3 wrote:Heikki, The counter is looking great. But you wiring under it seem to need some attention.

Well ummmmmmm, thats my rookie wiring job...that be my power center.. Nuttn fancy.. ya know I gots to keep it simple...

Classic Finn

NightCap wrote:

bledsoe3 wrote:Heikki, The counter is looking great. But you wiring under it seem to need some attention.

Yeah, I can't figure out whether it's more of a shock, tripping or choking hazard.

Its my theft protection.. I hooked up the 240 volts.. oughta be a good buzz if someone enters at night...

Classic Finn