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11d ago
inPro tip: stopped eyeballing my drawer slides, a $12 jig from the Woodcraft in Portland fixed my sag in 20 minutes
A jig helps with the repeat work, sure, but a $12 one won't save you on inset boxes. Those need a story stick or a spacer block cut to the exact gap between the box side and the opening, checked off the actual cabinet. I clamp a straightedge to the carcass and measure from the same reference edge every time, because inset shows every mistake you make. Feeling it out works fine when you're close, but dead level on the first try is about your reference, not the jig.
17d ago
inHit 100 points on my flint scatter map after 8 months of field walking
That line about the two biface fragments lining up along a ridge is what got me. I've seen that same pattern on a field near Story City and it changed how I walked the place. I started gridding tighter along the high side and pulled 30 more flakes out of maybe 20 yards. Took my scatter log to the state office when I hit around 60 pieces with diagnostic stuff mixed in, and they were glad to get it. Their thinking is that a solid map with a few tool fragments tells them more than a bucket of flakes with no notes. Eight months on one field is serious work, so go ahead and report it. The ridge thing alone is worth a call.
1mo ago
Update: the mayor showed up at our book club in Omaha last month to argue about Chapter 7
Man, I used to say keep it closed, but that mayor story flipped me.