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- Lumberjack Tools Log Furniture Tool Kit - Pro Series 5-Pc. Professional Kit, Radius Shoulder, Model# PSK5

The Lumberjack Tools Pro Series 5-pc. Professional Kit enables you to build your own log furniture, achieving old world craftsmanship with today's most advanced log cutting technology! Lumberjack tools will help achieve precise results while saving time and money. Dual blade tenon cutters deliver the highest level of performance and technology. U.S.A. Cutter Size (in.): 1/2, 3/4, 1, 1 1/2, and 2, Dual Blade: Yes, Compatible Tool: 1/2in. drill, Forstener Bit Size (in.): 1/2, 3/4, 1, 1 1/2, and 2, Quick Stop System: Yes, Sharpening System: Yes, Pieces (qty.): 12

I love emerson's preschool and the director and all the teachers, they really create an environment that lets the kids thrive

this was my first visit to the Willow Hut play area, actually they said this was the first use of it this year, due to snow and inclement weather......it is literally all outdoors and has a stream that runs through it

they intentionally planted some willows all around the perimeter, so there is a wall of vines and plants to help keep kids in the designated play areas

you enter along a trail lined in painted rocks and bark (by the kids) and kids are encouraged to stay on the trail......a good rule around here in general both for nature preserve and wildlife interaction

when you first see the secluded by pines area there is a willow tee pee with furniture inside and hanging windchimes, beads and mobiles....and to the left is this area of two logs for seating....like a little ampitheater....the kids were asked to sit and hear the rules, one of which was that you could cross the stream only if you could do it without getting wet and without assitance, teachers will not help you if you get to the other side and are unable to re cross

there is a designated play sand pit......totally natural looking just dug into the dirt but play sand and tools and above that is the musical bells and stumps so you can play music with the wind and trees........absolutely FREAKING amazing....a perfect natural play area just outside the building but totally hidden from view of the parking lot or surrounding roads

they plan on building a garden above the logs with the intention of having the kids learn about where food comes from and composting......but as with all schools it needs more time and funding...........we discussed today putting some edibles in the rocked raised beds of the willow hut play area....i reminded them this is open to bears and all wildlife and did they want to have all the items eaten and also lure more varmints into the play area........but it would be soooo cool to see corn growing along the stream!

these teachers are just sooooo inspiring.......it is a let the kids play type of curriculum....they set rules for safety and then just let them explore .... i was almost in tears watching all the kids have such simple fun....sticks and dirt and water and wind.....i would love to be there next week when they let them stomp in the stream and have MUD fun day.....i think I will stay that day!

Pioneer Village. Pioneer Village is the reconstruction of a typical frontier community as it might have existed in the late 1800s. This community consists of 42 authentic 19th century stores and buildings and the artifacts with which they may have been furnished. The Village features one of the finest collections of small arms in the country, including guns, slingshots, crossbows, and cannons. The Carriage Hall features almost every type of wheeled conveyance used at the turn-of-the-century.

A Rock Chapel stands at the head of Pioneer Village. Originally constructed in Coalville, Utah in 1853, the building was first used as a fort. It later became a courthouse, a schoolhouse, and a church.

Among the many other treasures in the Village are a one-room schoolhouse, a two-story sawed log house, smokehouse, millinery shop, clock shop, tool museum, hardware store, cobbler shop, co-op, print shop, music hall, gingerbread house, doll museum, and town hall.
Lagoon Park. Farmington, Utah. 5.24.09. Built July 15th, 1886. One of America's oldest Amusement Parks.

For anyone building rustic furniture, the Veritas aluminum-body tenon cutters will cut smooth, perfect tenons with radiused shoulders. Cutters are designed to run vibration free while being driven by an electric drill, yet still yield the same accuracy when used with a hand brace. The anodized body has been balanced to eliminate vibration and an integral level vial makes in-line cutting more accurate. To increase safety, the back end of the blade is contoured to avoid anything extending beyond the revolving aluminum body. The body has a built-in honing guide for easy sharpening of blades on a drill-press mounted drum sander. The blade is adjustable to cut the exact size of tenon required in both dry and green wood. Available in eight cutting diameters. Sizes 5/8" to 1" cut 2-3/4" long tenons and are typically used for most rustic furniture. Sizes 1-1/4" to 2" will cut 4-1/4" long tenons and are used for larger structural connections, such as bed frame to post, or fence rail to post. All sizes have hex shanks; sizes 5/8" to 1" are for use in an electric drill with a 3/8" (or larger) chuck. Sizes 1-1/4" to 2", which require more torque to drive, are for use in larger electric drills with a 1/2" (or larger) chuck. Not for use in a drill press.