Matthew Cremona: Woodworking Wonders and Workshop Happenings

All right, happy Wednesday. I think it's Wednesday already. I'm gonna get started today on this thing, getting it glued up. It's got all the finish applied, so it's time to get the glue up going. And there it is, all in the clamps and ready to sit there. Boom. Well, boom. Boomish. Boom a table. That's not yours. No green moosh for you. I know you're French. We're supposed to get rain today, but I don't think so. So I've been out here this afternoon a little bit working on this little project. I got the last four of these bunks installed. So those are all, you know, co-planer or pretty close to co-planer. You know, they're close within reason to being level and in play with each other. So just like I did on this side, that just gives me some bunks that I can just set stacks directly onto, which makes things super efficient. And I plan on doing kind of the same thing that last year where I shot a whole bunch of sawmill videos in the second part of the year that I could hold over and bank until the following year. We're tentatively planning on resuming the renovation on the house next year, so I'm probably going to be taking almost the entire year off. So having places to put everything that I can just quickly put away and keep going is going to be super nice. So hopefully I should be able to shoot about 20 or so videos in the next couple of months between the logs I have to saw and all the guests that I have lined up that should get me 20 videos, which should be good enough for 2027's video releases of sawmill stuff. So anyway, with the roofing that I put up there a couple months ago, this building is ready for wood. And I guess at some point I can move on and start doing the other building and do the same thing to it. Put a crappy roof on top, a less crappy roof on top, and put the bunks in so I can put stuff in there and forget about it all for a few years.