sdtripper2 wrote:Danny:
I been watching ~
Many craftsman will have their precision measurement tools in the toP draws of their work bench.
Your workmanshiP always seems to have a plan and execution that is representative and worthy
of the toP draw. Your clean thoughtful progression is always a pleasure to see as you share with us.
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Thanks Tony, Dave & Steve I appreciate your kind words. As much as I need the work, last night I could have laid down the floor, put up the walls and front and rear bulkheads/face frames. I even have the raised panel doors for the cabin built. It was sad to roll my new chassis out into the cold wet night
. I don't really have a covered place to store it so next time it's got to go together all at once including the outside skins. This job will only last a week in a half but it sounds like they could have more work for me. I the mean while I'll stain & finish parts as time permits. I've often wondered how much the raised panel in the doors weighed, just 8.2 pounds for the 4 doors, not much added weight for a top notch door that will last. 
Danny
. Might get the walls up tomorrow if everything goes okay. 
must be reminders to buy things. That's where the phone is and it's my little shop office so to speak. I think I even wrote in felt pen on one door. They are melamine doors, easy to clean off with lacquer thinner. The other doors in the shop are Maple, Oak & Teak left over from projects (scraps) so I can't mess with them 
and heard people mowing lawns, no snow???. I'm going to mow mine now 
. I'll lacquer the ceiling tonight so I can install it tomorrow. Danny