Dog on it

[Jeff L Headley]

Dog on it,! Rob, Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein  might be a better anology, Dog on it.
No room like a show room!

 

[Jeff L Headley]

Dog on it. In case you ever wanted to stop a Federal drawer in case how might you stop it? Don't leave your bench dog to take care of the problem. You might have paws to consider. When barking dogs lie it might be up the wrong tree.

 

[Jeff L Headley]

Dog on it!!! I know most of my postings are silly but each and every picture could have a question attached. I will try not to lead anyone a stray. Each and every picture has several paths which you should have paws to consider weather the forecast will be sunny or ruff weather ahead. I don't want to send anyone barking up the wrung tree. Mistakes are how we all learn. Dog on it!!!

 

[mikemcgrail]

I usually use thin blocks of maple or hickory as stops, catching the back of the drawer front. Not sure how well terrier will work for that. Anyway, I always use sound wood, never "bark" for a stop.

 

[msiemsen]

I must say I enjoyed the doggerel and photos as well.

 

[Peter Storey Pentz]

Jeff,

In response to your April 16 post on "Dog on it", I think you really do have a cat caul there.  Personally, I find cat cauls work well when using hot hide glue as they like to sleep on warm places.  PSP

 

[Jeff L Headley]

While blocking a Federal drawer bottom what might be your center of attention. Dog on it!

 

[Jack Plane]

That's the first time I've ever seen a dog stuck in a dust separator. You must have a very powerful and efficient dust collection system.

 

[Jeff L Headley]

Dog on it! A delima. This is a 24+ wide mahogany board. It is not quite long enough to get two lengths for a speculation dining table top. Missing the length by one inch. Checks do continue. What might be your answer?

 

[Jeff L Headley]

Might a small dog help to stop a check from biting you in the rear. Maybe not. Dog on it!

 

[Jeff L Headley]

Dog on it! What happens when you can't reach your cutting gauge while holding down what will be your cross banding? It might take a fineline to even things out.

 

[Jeff L Headley]

Dog on it! A Virginia blanket chest with exposed dovetailed bracket feet. Missing a little off the bottom.

 

[Jack Plane]

... with the tails to the fore!

 

[wbtanner]

What's that rococo poodle doing in here?

 

[Peter Storey Pentz]

Jack,

There might have been fore tails if the feet had been all there.  One has to ask why a person would cut off their feet and thus reduce the ability to fore tail the future.

OK, I'm sorry.

PSP

 

[Jeff L Headley]

Grrrreat shop dog. You need a coat like that in Michigan. All he or she has to do is walk through the shop to clean it.

 

[wbtanner]

Working on my oak bench top when the pouch wants a walk.

 

[Jeff L Headley]

Dog on it! Front rail and sides of a pair of clock hood bases

 

[Jeff L Headley]

Dog on it. Dog is tired of this topic. Warmer by the stove. Hood base with mortises for hood sides.

 

[Jeff L Headley]

If you were going to add teeth to a dental molding for a central Virginia tall case clock how might you do it. Don't use your canines or you might bite off more than you can chew. Segmented molding might make thing more digestable. Dog on it!