Thread: What are you working on?

Not really hardware.. 😂

But for the next 3 months I have a great project. I'm ganna be a daddy daycare.

My wife and I have split parental leave, so today she's off back to work and I am managing the homestead and kids.

Not sure if safe 😂

Geek

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That's great you get to do that. I have 2 little ones and the time spent with them is magical.
There's good and bad times that's for sure, but they are the irreplaceable.

Have fun my friend

Originally Posted by Dieseld

That's great you get to do that. I have 2 little ones and the time spent with them is magical.
There's good and bad times that's for sure, but they are the irreplaceable.

Have fun my friend

Thanks, this is our third between us lol they are grand. The parental leave law changed here last year meaning we can share it, so we are taking full advantage 😂

Geek

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Enjoy them as they are young! Best of times!

Originally Posted by onimaru55

Tom , I see you're working on a super accurate "clock"

Anybody can see it reads 8 minutes til 3, Oz!

Originally Posted by TheGeek

Thanks, this is our third between us lol they are grand. The parental leave law changed here last year meaning we can share it, so we are taking full advantage 😂

Geek

I'll warn you that they grow up Fast! One day you're having to change their poopie diapers and the next thing you know, you turn around and they want the keys to the car! That's when you look at them and exclaim 'The Car Keys? You never learned to ride that bike without the training wheels did you"?

Trust me on this!

I had five teenagers at the house all at the same time and I have to say they were some really great years. I did love spending time with my kids as they grew and found the teen years to be the most memorable.

Originally Posted by RezDog

I had five teenagers at the house all at the same time and I have to say they were some really great years. I did love spending time with my kids as they grew and found the teen years to be the most memorable.

Well...in YOUR neck of the woods, you must have been a fine entertainer to the teenage kids.
Mine, as teens, were all rebels and zero trouble, for the most part. They rebelled against their father on learning some basic things about life. The middle one did some of it. The eldest the same. Even the youngest did too, if I must admit. They were angels to everyone else.
Kids grow up slower here. Lazy if you let them.
Now I have the eldest which is 'Ms Perfect' and the middle who is a bit redneck and works super-hard.
AND, you have to beat a dime out of the younger one with her hand held-out. ......Wait a minute?
Time sorts it out, I am seeing.

I finished up the Wostenholm I*XL 7/8 this afternoon. After being a casket bearer this morning for a former employee and life long friend I needed some quality time at the hones. After carefully examining the blade with a jewelers loupe I discovered a tiny chip near the heel and some tiny pits midway down the edge so I used this for a progression 800, 1200, 4000, 8000 all with rolling x strokes and taped spine. After the 1200 it was shaving, after the 8000 it was tree topping. It also had the most uniform bevel I ever set on a razor. I smiled at it and it smiled back at me. I finished it up on my coticule no slurry, just water 100+ laps. Test shave will be Sunday on another 7 day growth of beard. I'm afraid this razor will be so smooth that I'll want to use it every shave. Special thanks to all my friends here at SRP.

Originally Posted by Benz

I finished up the Wostenholm I*XL 7/8 this afternoon. After being a casket bearer this morning for a former employee and life long friend I needed some quality time at the hones. After carefully examining the blade with a jewelers loupe I discovered a tiny chip near the heel and some tiny pits midway down the edge so I used this for a progression 800, 1200, 4000, 8000 all with rolling x strokes and taped spine. After the 1200 it was shaving, after the 8000 it was tree topping. It also had the most uniform bevel I ever set on a razor. I smiled at it and it smiled back at me. I finished it up on my coticule no slurry, just water 100+ laps. Test shave will be Sunday on another 7 day growth of beard. I'm afraid this razor will be so smooth that I'll want to use it every shave. Special thanks to all my friends here at SRP.

Perhaps, just perhaps, a former employee and life long friend had a hand in setting that uniform bevel.