Well, I finally got the 220v line run to my shop, only to find out that it would not work.  No problems with all the splices, ran to much line from the panel to the saw.  Voltage at the panel: 220v; voltage at the saw: 97.6v

Just wanted to shortcut it for a few weeks until I saved enough money to run a 100amp service out there.  Oh well, guess I'll just have to make due with what I have until then.

On another note...tomorrow is the big day.  I go back to the doctor and get released to go back to work.  I'm glad to be getting my release to get back in the game, but I really can't stand my job.  I have to deal with a bunch of egotistical, micro-managers who think the rest of the world is wrong except them.  All I can say is Bull$h*++!!!!

I'm currently in the process of refinishing a "White Oak" credenza that my father gave to us after my mother passed.  I've got the door (2 of them) off and sanded down with color on one of the doors.  Still have three drawers and the rest of the cabinet to do.  I'll probably be working on that for a while or at least until I get some real power run out to the shop.

I also have an acquaintences camper that I'm re-doing the sides of the kitchen table and some refurbishing in for them.  Just a little quick money.  If I can ever get him to bring it over, I can probably knock it out in a day or so.

Next project is to re-make the bathroom cabinets for the house.  They are in a horrible state of repair.  They are also over 55yrs old and have been subjected to the humidity of a bathroom.  So, I'll be working them into my project plans as well.

Well, not much else to post right now.  Gotta get dinner on the table for the Mrs.  Thank you all for reading and keeping up with me.  My the Good Lord shine his countenence down upon you.