Once it's on the interwebs it never dies

Some of the old-timers still around may recall I've been known to commit woodworking on occasion. In the late '90s One of the few perks of being a Comcast customer was free website space. I had a vanity site there where I could share pics with friends and family. Comcast being Comcast, that lasted for close to ten years, at which point they pulled the rug out from under their customers and the websites were eliminated.

Turns out the Wayback Machine had something to say about disappearing sites. It's almost all there. Quite a few pics are missing, which is somewhat of a puzzlement, since they were all stored in the same place, yet somehow some got copied and some didn't. I used to go to a lot of airshows too, even flew in to the EAA fly-in at Arlington, WA once, and many of those pics are still there.

So where am I going with this? Well, here's my latest woodworking creation- I give you Mjolnir, Thor's Hammer:






Wood for Mjolnir came from an ash tree we had in the yard that got capped by the ash borer. I saved several offcuts and let them season for 3-4 years.

We had thought about getting a Kuerig and I even made a cabinet/stand for it, but we decided not to. Here's the stand:



Okay, done braggin".