Despite the huge gap since my last post, I have been working. There have been gaps for holidays and other enjoyable interruptions, but mostly, this is just slow work.
There is quite a bit of planing.

And even more sanding.

Sweeping up the shavings is somewhat disheartening. I paid good money for that wood.

There are all the countersunk screws, nails and temporary screw holes to fill. Below, I have painted on some epoxy as a base.

The, using epoxy with a light filler to allow easy sanding, I fill all the holes and a few gaps.
