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Beautiful! Back in the shallow end of the swimming pool, I'm also fond of guerrilla woodworking. At our daughter's previous house in Salem, Oregon, working outside in her carport next to pouring rain with minimal tools, watching the wood warp in real time as I worked. I rejected dado cut joints in favor of explicit shelf supports I could clamp the shelves onto, taking out cupping as I screwed them in. Back went on last. Serviceable, and they made the move to her new house in Arizona.

Made a book case for a friend. Walnut w/ hardwax oil finish.

Yes, a gift from another friend on my 60th.

That's great David, I used to wax my car 3-5x a year for something to do but when it came to covers I never thought of that, I just got another. I have a Ducks Unlimited cover for my KK, it's 7 years old and the only one I've had for the KK, it still works although it's parked under the deck. You've got me thinking, I remember when it was new it would repel water just like a finished wax on the car, it still repels water but it doesn't bead water like it was new, I believe that memory has passed...at least for covers. Good idea, shake the tree, I'm in for a can.