Nice! So what's the 'holic part. Gotta vice for building sleds? Long as its not interfering with work or family you could do worse.
When I moved with my family to 'urban' Alaska (Fairbanks) a couple of years ago, I though there would be a market for sleds such as these where there is a large popluation of people (who also have decent jobs). Such has not been the case and most of the interest in sleds has been from the rural areas where shipping adds $400 or more to the cost. So this winter I told myself 'no sleds' (except for a couple kid's type at Christmas). Well, I got weak and couldn't help myself...my hands were feeling soft anyway and needed to be toughened up some, so.....
And I sold this one without being finished (with plastic or steel runners) and with no hitch parts (in case someone wanted it for a 'touristy/display' deal. Well, a trapper wanted it, so it gets some hardware and 'shoes' before it takes a plane ride. (Yeah, not a dogsled design as it's too low and lacks runner tails...although old-time dog sleds weren't always ridden as today's racing sleds are.)