I like it - and I second both of Manuveruon's suggestions.

I will if I like the design and the cost is under $20

Well, I finally gathered all the materials and made some of this up last night. First impression: That's a LOT of cayenne! Which, being granular, does not dissolve in the oil, and is too heavy to be suspended while the oil is liquid (hence the instruction to stir regularly while it solidifies.) This...

Wow guys, you really got my mental juices flowing.... I feel a ramble coming on. Whew, where to begin? The things you guys have described (all of you) have passed through my mind at one point or another, though I have admittedly thought more about the sort of thing Pete was describing. When I was ta...

Well, originally I'm from the Grand Rapids area - but now I'm living a little southwest of Ann Arbor (a little village called Manchester).

Tillers is located in Kalamazoo.

Well, if you're interested in that sort of thing, I highly recommend their class. Getting the hands-on experience gives you a big leap forward.

Also, if you're interested in seeing the blueprints, let me know; I'll post them up here.

Interesting. How can you tell how pure/concentrated an essential oil is? Is it that 39.45% number on the page?

I'm asking because I found another site where the number is 62-69% - Does this mean it's more concentrated? (See it here: https://www.mountainroseherbs.com/aroma/m-p.php)

Interesting. Are you going to post the website you get your materials from?

Way cool! So, are you going to build a mead hall? Funny you should mention that. Two guys who were there were talking about building a tavern for their 16th C. English reenactment group. If anyone has the space to build a ranger base, or a mead hall, or an inn... Well, I might be persuaded to come ...

Saturday Saturday was raising day - the day we put up the building. http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u228/Luke_SkyMarcher/Timber%20framing%20class%20at%20Tillers%20International/1005130924_zps09c86628.jpg Since it had rained the previous night, we started the process with water in the tenons of th...

Peter Remling wrote:Very informative- Looks like you had a good time.

Is and continues to be - I've got one day left in the class!

Friday Today things really started to come together. http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u228/Luke_SkyMarcher/Timber%20framing%20class%20at%20Tillers%20International/1004131048_zps2c0f37b7.jpg We started laying out which pieces go together in the wood shop. http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u228/Luk...

Thursday I took some more pictures of the braces, to have a reference to be sure I understood them. http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u228/Luke_SkyMarcher/Timber%20framing%20class%20at%20Tillers%20International/1003131037b_zps93af9275.jpg http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u228/Luke_SkyMarcher/Timb...

Wednesday We continued to work on our frame on Wednesday. In addition to cutting mortises and tenons, we learned to lay out marks for the cuts from the drawings. http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u228/Luke_SkyMarcher/Timber%20framing%20class%20at%20Tillers%20International/1002131142a_zps7596b5a0.jp...

Tuesday I decided to get some pictures of the tools I was using. http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u228/Luke_SkyMarcher/Timber%20framing%20class%20at%20Tillers%20International/1001131043_zpsbdc0c48c.jpg This is a mallet used to hit the chisel. Very simple to do if you have a wood lathe. These are m...