Goings’ On

It has been a good bit since I have posted anything. I appreciate the inquires as to whether I was alive, thankfully, the answer is in the positive. It has been a heck of a year for my family and myself as it has been for the entire world. We have faired pretty well so far and I am so thankful.

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I am finally about to catch up the waitlist on the tail vises I make. Thank you to everyone who has enquired about the vises and endured the sometimes long wait to get them. The past few months it has been challenging getting the parts and pieces for the vises. At present the supply chain seems to be getting back to normal and I have been able to resume making and shipping them.

As crazy as the past months have been it has been it has been busy but with little woodworking to report on unfortunately. I did get into a big metalworking project recently though. Below are some photos of one of the tangents I tend to get off on. I had been looking for a better truck to pull our horse trailer with. Larger pick-ups a big bucks these days so I found an alternative. I purchased a surplus U-Haul cab and chassis, shortened it 16 feet, and built a bed for it. So far it is working out great for our needs; guess it is a Will-Haul truck now. Below are a few pics of the process.

Also started two horses under saddle in the past months! Our whole family likes to ride, since the covid mess started we have been fortunate to be able to still go riding.

Anyway, enough of the tangents. I am still planning on continuing the Issac Youngs clock series. A new video I did on building this clock is also near completion too! Hopefully classes will resumes soon, will post here when they start up again.

Best to All!

-Will Myers