Like most people with a yard, we’ve got a sizable length of garden hose for use around the house.

After seeing a video that Steve Ramsey at Woodworking for Mere Mortals (WWMM) did where he made these small puzzles, I knew these would make a perfect Christmas gift for Lisa’s cousin’s two boys and my friend Shanti’s two girls.

Lisa loves to do cross stitch. She’s been doing it since she was a kid. I remember one of the first ones she did while we were still dating.

No matter how a workshop is laid out, at some point in time, whether it’s from the acquisition of a new tool, or a need for better efficiency, there comes a point where things need to get changed up a bit (This is one of the reasons I have everything in the shop, with the exception of the miter saw station, mobile).

When we first moved into the house in September 2017, there were only two light fixtures in the garage.

Back in June 2018, when I was in the planning stages of my miter saw station (LINK to original miter saw station), I figured on applying a finish to the whole thing to give it some protection.

My old Rockler router table stand wasn’t being used for anything since I moved the router table to the table saw.

My wife, Lisa, found a great cross stitch pattern of the United States Air Force Seal and wanted to make it for me.

For around a year, I was using a parallel clamp rack fashioned after one designed by Brad Rodriguez at Fix This Build That (LINK to website).