Currently working on a 5x5 foot retaining frame for a cinderblock firepit rebuild. If this works out it'll hold the gravel base material for the firepit and allow me to level the area so the blocks sit properly. Wish me luck, im trash at welding lol

Share a photo of your catch or harvest from the weekend. Whether you caught a lunker, a log, or a cool sunset photo, here is the place to share your recent adventures.

❓If you needed something like these hardwood fishing rod racks at your home, would you more likely try to build it yourself or find something like this to purchase? P.S. It doesn't have to be this specific thing. It could be something similar to store and display wine bottles, stemware 🍷, rifles and shotguns 🔫, backpacks 🎒, coats, etc.

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📸 My current setup for taking product photos for the website, etc. entails a single sheet of melamine slid on top of the tablesaw. Pros: - Convenient enough, and usually not time consuming - Consistent - Large enough for most products - That perfect white background for clearly showing the product (required for selling on certain platforms, such as Amazon) Cons: - Sometimes takes a bit of effort to get out from behind other plywood - Heavy - Reliant on the shop lighting or requires extra lights to be brought in, cluttering the shop - Not quite large enough for the largest products, in which case I have to get creative with vertical white sheets in order to maintain the consistent white background beyond the ends of the melamine ❓Do you have a unique process for photographing your creations?