Crazy Octopus's Escapades

[...] So somehow I neglected to post my dumpster diving reclaimed wood coffee table makeover, so to remedy that here she be... I already had this coffee table in my possession, [...]

[...] to this.... (source) The wood that I will be using will be similar those that I used for the coffee table, only this time it will be made with a variety of woods: teak, VG douglas fir, African and [...]

[...] $4.50 hacksaw and miter box is that is magically places hacksaw in line with the cross brace! Ridiculous. Couldn't have been [...]

[...] did taste quite good. Now I am off to grill up some turkey burgers topped with melted smelly cojita cheese, pacilla peppers, and sauteed portobello mushrooms MMMMMMMMMMM. -'till next time [...]

[...] poppers.... I LOVE THESE THINGS!! We were sans brie this week, but thankfully I still had some cojita cheese left over from last week. Friday after work I started prepping for my Dad's birthday dinner [...]

[...] This week's Farket day was more geared toward.... well... the internet. THIS LINK will essentially lead you to this [...]

[...] drawings go to become a reality. I threw a table... and Wells calmed me down Another week of Farket day with the kids, and this time Martin hit the sauce pretty hard and it was hilarious... I may [...]

[...] see the final layout. After over 24 hours of prep, gluing, and mounting I finally finished my color wall. If you have the wall space, or want to make just one board I would highly recommend it, it was [...]

[...] I moved and some other stuff happened, so I am going to keep this short and sweet. the color wall now has a new home... And because I apparently cant use anything the way that the original [...]

[...] are up!! Totally unedited so please don't hate on the non-color correction, after all it is an F1 weekend and I do not want to sit in front of a screen this year. [...]

[...] I have zero internets today as I will be traveling, but be sure to check back later tonight/tomorrow for the photos [...]

[...] yesterday. So without further ado here is the first drive of my 1972 Datsun 240z powered by a volvo b230 8v block with a 16v head, bolted to a Ford T5 transmission, snailed by a 19t turbo. http://www. [...]

[...] this way, albeit a bit more awkward to do so. Now that you have that together, bring out your KVARTAL hack saw and miter box and place it against one side of the center support. The reason why it was [...]

[...] a feel for how it would look... [[needless to say I could not WAIT to get rid of that itty bitty plastic non-sense]] With the drawer fronts dry, I finished assembling them to the rest of the drawer [...]