TTcustom
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I did eat the cake but thankfully over the years I have built up an immunity.
It needed milk. Just saying. Chocolate cake that good needs a icy glass of milk. YUM. Thank you.
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Excellent find!
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Howdy and welcome!
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You held back on the cake kettle. Don't look at that link it is probably a Rickroll!
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Darkness warshed over the Dude - darker'n a black steer's tookus on a moonless prairie night. There was no bottom.
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I have this fake red croc. But I will look in my bin O' scraps for anything else red.
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Wrist Watch Cuff
TTcustom replied to TTcustom's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
Thanks to the insightful Tashabear I now have a much more attractive watch/vambrace. STEAM! -
That is awesome! I would love to check that one out. We don't have anything as good here either!
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walnut dyed holster
TTcustom replied to Cowboy316's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
I really like this color too! Now I too will have to root around and find where you posted the recipe. Nice work! -
If scientist from the future are coming and sabotaging the LHC then how bad must the future really be that they can time travel? Really how bad?
My new goal in life is to have something on http://www.regretsy.com/.
Aim low sometimes it is easier.
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Lighting the good fortune votives and bottle rockets for you! Stay calm keep your cool and kick a$$!
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It really all about the mass. I have used an old surface plate at my work during lunch hour for stamping. Six or eight inches thick and nothing moves it. It. Is. Awesome! At home I have the common 1-1/2" 12 x 12 granite it is okay and it got better when i made a more solid (read substantial ) workbench. I know that our local Habitat for Humanity chapter has a ReUse store that sells donated items that we can't use on our homes. They had some Granite sink cutouts for $35. I thought that might make a nice larger work area with the right supporting structure. From my experience I had using the surface plate it is all about having zero reaction when you hit the stamp. I guess I should have stuck to my short answer and say that I agree with Luke. Sorry for the lengthy reply.
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Sweet, that looks great!
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Bryan that is a complement of the highest order, Burton is one of my film idols! Thanks! Tim
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Thanks Storm!
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Beautiful! I need to sketch more, the practice would do me a world of good.
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Well the class was fun and I enjoyed the camaraderie. A pleasant afternoon. Also a humbling afternoon. There were some really nice ones completed but I didn't take any pictures of other peoples work. Too shy to ask I guess, so you will have to look at mine! I did take pictures all the way through the process so I can give it a try again and I won't forget the steps.
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Mike, I have made a few knives and I use these suppliers for various parts. Texas knifemaker supply Jantz Supply and Woodworker source for interesting woods. These Rose blades went on kinda like a file handle goes on a file with the ferrule keeping everything together. Drill, dry fit, shape, inlay the ferrule and then use the two part epoxy (at your discretion ) should give you a strong handle. I use the two part and I have never had a handle come off. Good luck. It sure is a nice find and such a bargain! Be sure to post a picture when your done I too am interested in seeing it finished.