Day 5: The Dyslexic Left-Handed Carpenter demonstrates the proper technique for drilling a 1/16 " hole in one's right thumbnail
posted by TheNubbedOne and Otis at 9:20 PM
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The continuing adventures in the Dyslexic Left-handed Carpenter's Workshop (a new series coming soon to a station near you). Join the Dyslexic Left-Handed Carpenter and his sidekick (and spouse) Nubb on their extended adventures in boatbuilding.
6.14.2006
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- Day 2 ... The Adventure is RECORDED!
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1 Comments:
Dave,
did we ever tell you about the time he had his protective glove on the wrong hand when working with a particularly harsh paint stripping compound? He kept dipping his left hand into a bucket of water because it felt like it was "on fire". Around the fourth or fifth time he had to stop working to soak his hand, he realized he had his glove on his right hand but was using his left hand to do the scraping.
And I'm the one with the missing digit ... what's wrong with this picture?
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