Today we started cutting the reference signals. On a table saw James Adams Fragments of Redwood 2×6, which were part of the Ken Kesey water tank. Wood is a clear heart, vertical pills with staining stains (from the sky know chemicals). I took some pictures as it started.

After cutting the long fragments into 8 “pieces, I sanded their edges, then” 99 jobs “began in individual reference signals. James, at the same time, began cutting the fragments from other pieces of wood.

Immediately helped wrap it in gauze and tape. His wife led him to the Palo Alto clinic, where he is now writing this (the accident occurred about an hour ago).

James is one of the best wooden workers I know. He says this is the worst accident in his store. He is cautious, and has an experienced life. However, this happened.

There are plants of blood on the table saw. Red spots in partially copied wood. No, I will not include that wood between reference signals – which we will return to within a few days, I hope.

Be careful there.