Tool Handle Bird Feeder
Made at 173 This is yet another scrap wood project made entirely from stuff left over from other pr…
Made at 173 This is yet another scrap wood project made entirely from stuff left over from other pr…
Or Should I Say Squirrel Feeder? There lies within me a desire to have some things and watch them g…
Waxing Poetic About My Lifetime Ball Glove This isn't exactly a story about a right proper proj…
2020 Sucks It has sucked, it does suck and it will suck. That said, just know this - I have in no …
A Brief Tour Walking Linus the other day it dawned on me, I've never shown a tour of the neighb…
The Things We Do for Our Dogs! It's time to face facts - time marches on, and oh so much faster…
The First Floor It's been entirety too long, 9 months to be exact, since we last met to talk ab…
A House 173 Megapost The front stoop has seen many changes over the decades. From simple cosmetic …
Bruegger and the Third Floor Methinks I've over-dramatized the title just a bit. This isn'…
Fixing a Trash-Picked Watering Can When I sat to write this post I hesitated because the subject is…
Homes for Everyone! Birds have always been friends of 173! For years we've been happily surpris…
Another House Viewed Before Buying 173 A few days ago I posted about the Tremont House , which was …
One of the Houses Viewed Before Buying 173 Ever wonder what if? What if I took that other job, …
Revisiting the Post from August 11, 2013 It seems the old birch trees has come up several times la…
There is No Scrap Wood, Just Pieces Not Yet Used Yeah, I didn't coin that phrase, there's a…
It Took a Couple Years But It Got Done This is the megapost story comprised of about a dozen posts …
Still Embroiled in Corona Virus - Just Little Details Getting Done But, the devil is in the details…
The Slow, Almost Unintentional, Evolution of the Front Porch Interior I'd say most of the proje…
The Project that Launched House 173! When House 173 launched as 173 Our Old House on December 31, …
What's a Megapost and why this one? Over the years I have frequently, aw heck, almost always po…
New Seating for the Workshop Maybe not in the past year (think pandemic) but I normally spend a goo…
Pics of Stuff that Coincidentally Make for a Bit of Abstract Art I'm certainly not a great phot…
An Oddity Here There's any number of oddities here at 173, and it's my guess that the same …
Still Just Puttering Around the House While the news seems to indicate that we may be coming out of…
There are Simply No Words for Some Things Memorial Day weekend is always a poignant time for me. I…
April Showers Brought May Flowers! I'm a bit of a pluviophile, always have been. I know - it…
Random Pictures by GB Shaw I was looking through some of my pictures and realized I had a number of…
Inexpensive Stanley Plane Sharpened Every now and again I remind everyone that the primary purpos…
A New Toolbox from Scrapwood For me, the direct impact of the COVID-19 pandemic really started on M…
Unprecedented, Unimaginable, Unwelcome I'm sorry to the artist who painted the picture above, …
Scrap Wood and Leftover Gerstner Green Felt Plane Rack This is one of those times when we're li…
If the kitchen is the heart of a home, then the living room is its soul, at least at my childhood h…
Some Small Jobs It's been a few weeks since I posted anything, so I thought I'd take a coup…
Another Project Made at 173 Welcome to the Accent Table Megapost combining both posts about the des…