“I drilled 24 holes in 4 hours.”

I sent this photo to Clare from the Habitat for Humanity project site with the caption, “I drilled 24 holes in 4 hours.” I haven’t installed one of these shelves before and it’s for someone else’s new home, so I wanted to get it right. The problems the Wright Brothers had to solve (simultaneously) were pitch, roll, and yaw. I didn’t have to worry about yaw here, but getting it level is important!

I did learn from the process: I installed two of these today and the second one took about half the time as the first. I was appreciated: none of the other three guys here this morning wanted to do this.

Looking back
  1 year ago: “Travel Day 1”
 2 years ago: “Travel day: dinner in Macon, GA”
 3 years ago: No post
 4 years ago: “S.t.r.e.t.c.h.i.n.g Eastern Carpenter Bee”
 5 years ago: “Up-and-away or Down-and-away?”
 6 years ago: “Cycling on the beach”
 7 years ago: “Travel day”
 8 years ago: “Eastern Carpenter Bee”
 9 years ago: “Field sobriety test: Count the white spots!”
10 years ago: “Unpacking” (flip phone!)

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[Kathy]

Thanks for taking your time and doing it right.

[Mags]

You do such a good job!

[Danette Thompson]

Closet Maid! Manufactured in Ocala, FL!

[GaryW]

Glad your "learned". That will make it really quick when Clare decides she needs one in her closet! :- )