Tripped & bumped my head...

[µT6]

so, this is how you you bumped your head?

[joechimp]

Oh, Man, always someone around with a smartphone wouldn't you know it Sammy.  Can't hide anything.

[Rudge]

LOL 

[AndrzejL]

ROFLMBO µT6!

[david1958]

anyone know how his head really turned out?

[Meemaw]

anyone know how his head really turned out?

Yes, I want to know, too...   

sammy2fish!  Are you all healed up now? Feeling all right?

 

[sammy2fish]

anyone know how his head really turned out?

Yes, I want to know, too...   

sammy2fish!  Are you all healed up now? Feeling all right?

 

Almost.  There is about a 1/6th of it still showing.

[µT6]

so, back to normal 

[Meemaw]

anyone know how his head really turned out?

Yes, I want to know, too...   

sammy2fish!  Are you all healed up now? Feeling all right?

 

Almost.  There is about a 1/6th of it still showing.

Very good!  Glad you are on the mend...
 

[sammy2fish]

so, back to normal  

Yah.  It'd be not the only dumb thing that happened to me, in my life.

As much as I'd like to think I'm above stuff like this.... guess I'm still human... darn..:-(

[µT6]

human?

do you se that as something good or bad?

[joechimp]

human?

do you se that as something good or bad?

I never worry about that myself . 

[sammy2fish]

human?

do you se that as something good or bad?

WELL..... in working as a carpenter most of my life... I have always pushed myself to be better.  The last 12 years I have nothing but finish-carpentry.  Those accurate miters, horizontal (plumb), or vertical (level) cuts... are easy.  Because I do it all the time.

Routering & drilling frames & doors is so boring, I could almost do it sleeping.

Finish-carpentry is quite the same from one house to another.  I (1) router/machine frame & doors, hang & trim them (swing,bifold,pocket,bi-pass doors);  (2) trim the windows, with whatever possibilities they want;  (3) rip shelving & gables.. to give them all the shelving,organisers,drawers they want;  (4) attic accesses, generally 2of them.   These is just your regular house.

Somewhere in that process, I did a number on my head.  Don't even remember how.  Must of been one heck of a blow.

But the great thing is, life is going on.....!!
 

[joechimp]

Try living in a place put together by some hack. Then go live in a place put together by a true finish carpenter. I appreciate seeing a board scribed in with barely a piece of paper fitting between. Or a drawer dovetailed together instead of a butt joint.

A true finish carpenter takes pride in his work. Even though mundane sometime.
They don't cut corners. Hmmm that seems like an unintentional play on words. 

[sammy2fish]

Try living in a place put together by some hack. Then go live in a place put together by a true finish carpenter. I appreciate seeing a board scribed in with barely a piece of paper fitting between. Or a drawer dovetailed together instead of a butt joint.

A true finish carpenter takes pride in his work. Even though mundane sometime.
They don't cut corners. Hmmm that seems like an unintentional play on words.  

That is why I'm Boychuk's http://www.boychukhomes.com/ first finish carpenter, of 3 finish carpenters.  I love the big fancy houses... while the other two like the simple and fast houses.  The big houses 1 to 2 million+, make me actually use my brain.

Of course, I charge more than the other 2 do.

P.S.  You won't fit no paper in my miters....