Monthly Archives: November 2025

Y’all know I’m happiest sailing my tiny boat, running a dirtbike on remote trails, or any of a dozen stupid outdoor hobbies. But all those things are just means to an end. They boil down to seeking “adventure”. Mostly by … Continue reading →

First, my “unscheduled trip” was a success and everything is fine. Second, my “emergency unsupervised overnight print” came out great. I also have filament spools coming from two suppliers using two different shipping methods. And the printer is running right … Continue reading →

I’ve been having tons of fun with my ad hoc sawhorse jig/rig situation. Half the time I think “nobody will want these”. An exact opposite fraction of time I think “I should buy a second printer to handle the rush. … Continue reading →

This is what the feet of my sawhorses look like: I got no problem with that. But some folks wanted more awesomeness. They want it cut at an angle. Here’s a comparison of the two different ways a leg can … Continue reading →

The sawhorse design I picked has legs that end like any normal 2″x4″; rectangular. The sawhorse’s legs are at an angle. That means the rectangular end interfaces with the ground as if it were a point rather than a wide … Continue reading →

I tested my online form carefully. It worked. Then it didn’t. Go figure. I’ve switched to a new plan. Send me an e-mail. Go to https://adaptivecurmudgeon.com/sawhorses/ for the form and links to how to pay. I put the whole thing … Continue reading →

When I built an order form for sawhorses I tested it thoroughly. So, of course, it’s not working. I’ll fix it shortly. Sorry for the hassle.

Sawhorse jigs are for sale! I’m pleased with how they came out. I think people will like them. Christmas is coming and they’re totally useful. There’s nothing more awesome than easily making a sawhorse this cool: The jig looks like … Continue reading →

I made a jig that displays everything you need to create a sawhorse AND marks the angles. I wasn’t sure if anyone was interested in buying one. Turns out they were! They’re for sale, starting now: I made a few … Continue reading →

I was fiddling around with sawhorses and made a 3d printed jig. I offered to sell copies. I wasn’t sure anyone would care. Apparently I was wrong! A handful of people were interested. How awesome is that? I didn’t plan … Continue reading →