Woodshop times

I was looking through the plethora of my external hard drive when I came across this project folder that I did with my buddy Moe at the woodshop. Good times gone by, Moe conceptualized a shelf and I had to build and make it come to life.



I don't know what to make of the big goggles over my glasses, but I do like the photo because it kinda captures the almost translike feel of getting into it. Lol, I don't know if that makes sense to anyone but it makes sense to me.



The pic above was the final outcome. It's a good looking shelf by a good designer and built by an even better builder. lolol. and some of my stuffs makes cameos too.



Moe was so particular about this "MO" detail and at first I really didn't want do it because I thought 'why should the hardest part to make of this shelf be non functional?' But it is his design and I was only the builder, and at the end of it all I think all the non functional detail makes the shelf. It is also assembled without the use of any fasteners.



ya that be Moe on the right, and Steve Backman in the green shirt, who taught me about 90 percent of what I know about wood and metal cutting. Deep respect about some of Steve's unorthodox but efficient techniques.

more pics of the shelf here. and Shaka always.