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I could imagine woodworking in the future!

• joek1301 5y ago
  One more down the dev-to-woodworking pipeline [1]. [1]: https://github.com/docker/cli/issues/267#issuecomment-695149477 https://github.com/docker/cli/issues/267#issuecomment-695149...
  • mauvehaus 5y ago
    Oh hey that's me! I blew my 15 minutes of internet fame on a throwaway comment on a github issue :-)
  • hotpotamus 5y ago
    I'm thinking of making custom Kentucky Long Rifles personally. Tons of handcrafting - really woodworking since most makers use manufactured barrels and/or lockwork, and I believe there's a market for them. From a US Federal perspective, they're not even legally firearms so I don't think you'd have to worry much about red tape.
    • rpmisms 5y ago
      If you do, add me to the waitlist. I love classic firearms.
• askonomm 5y ago
  One of my "retirement" daydreams is to have a garage where I'd spend my days doing woodwork. There's something about building things with your bare hands that is very appealing to me.
  • eropple 5y ago
    I’m 34 and I am nowhere near retirement and I do this now. It's easier to get started when you're young and have the physical stamina and strength to spend a Saturday in the shop. I'm going to go spend my day down there today, as it happens, while the dog supervises!
    • askonomm 5y ago
      That's super cool! I'd love to have a dog as a supervisor. Unfortunately it's a bit harder to do in Europe where people don't generally live (or can afford) houses and tend to live in big cramped cities instead (I live in Barcelona). That said, I want to get out of the cement jungle in the next couple of years if the economy and work allows, and start realizing some of those dreams I've been having, before I'm dead or unable.
      • throwaway984393 5y ago
        What's the housing market like in Spain? In Greece you can get houses/land for dirt cheap, if you can get the deed from the previous owner (bribes are basically required)