2011-01-14 01:21:04.084878+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
That moment when all the wood is arrayed, and all the clamps are laid out, and the brush hits the glue and everything has to be executed, every joint assembled, and the whole carcase clamped together before the glue begins to dry, is a moment of great centering calm. What has to be done is clear, there are no decisions, just execution.
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