[sugarmaker]

Tubman, Folks,
Thank you, Will see how it finishes up.
I am not a skilled master of anything. But I keep trying to improve. When I was a younger guy I restored a antique horse drawn cutter (sleigh) and 90% of the project was thin wood and special joints. I used tools that I had which did not ammount to much more than a corded skill saw a drill and a few hand tools. It actually came out really nice and we enjoied it for years. Like the Ford barn and 32 trucks, I had to do a lot of learning about the subject, the materials, and the methods used to make a 100 year old cutter. If you get a chance to ride in one behind a well broke horse on a snow coverd road it is a very nice quite ride with sleigh bells jingling, as the horse trots easily along.

Regards,
Chris