bladegrinder

Looks good Chuck, ready for the woods!

Did you mix it 50/50 with water? I mix it with water and not nasty city tap water, I have clean deep well water at my place but I use distilled water anytime I'm mixing something important. don't know if it would make a difference but thought I'd throw that out there.

Put it in a crock pot with potatoes carrots onions and a pack of stew mix. Let it cook for 8-10 hours. If that doesn’t fix it nothing will.

All vacuum packed and ready for hunting season...or the couch!

While the venison sticks were smoking I went and pulled some pine tree stumps, these were blow overs from hurricane Michael. I'm still cleaning up from that. some were in kind of wet areas that I need to wait till it's really dry to pull them and get them out. I got my tractor stuck twice, never again!

Bought an electric smoker the other day on sale, I have two wood burners but I thought I'd see what these electric ones are all about. This was my first smoke in it, #5 of venison snack sticks. they came out great!

That looks really good, at the tip where the blade curves I would have cut the leather to follow the curve for and inch or so then continue the stitch line around the tip and up the spine where it was cut for the curve.

That’s some really nice carving!

That looks great! I would have put some border grooves on the strap and end the strap about an inch past the snap.

Very nice looking holster and belt rig!

That's a great looking holster JW, I like my cap and ball guns too! got a Ruger old army and a Colt Walker rep.

Very nice! I'd hate to get wacked in the temple with that!

Very clever, nice looking holster!

I had just bought a couple 3/8" dowel rods for a couple jalapena plants I have outside of my shop and figured a piece would help keep the extension aligned with the barrel. so i cut a piece off and drilled a hole thru the wood, inserted into barrel, drew a profile line on the wood and sanded it to shape, then taped the sides. it worked great

Thanks Folks!

I would say when you feel your quality is worthy of marking it with your name your ready to sell. I'm a knifemaker and when I started making knives a well known maker told me how to make one million dollars making knives...........start out with two million and keep going till you have one million left ha ha.

I got an order for an inside the waistband holster for a Ruger SP101 357 magnum without access to the gun, I told him sure I happen to own the same gun it has a 2 1/4" barrel right? he said no, this one has a 3 1/4" barrel...oh oh. I have a pretty well set up knife shop so I made a wooden plug contoured to the barrel 1" long and used that to vacuum form the holster to the gun. it came out good, I'll see the gun on Friday, it should fit perfect, hopefully.

A man and his beautiful but kind of dim witted wife were sitting having breakfast together one morning, he was reading the morning news when he says to his wife, well… looks like there was a plane crash yesterday, says here that there were a lot of injuries and two Brazilian people were killed. His wife started crying and sobbing and her husband asked her what was wrong, she said that’s awful, how many is a Brazilian?

Man, that’s one honking radiator right there.I can see why it would take two people to work with that thing.

Those are some nice looking grips, nice work!

That’s a beautiful sheath, well done!

Great looking holster! Nice color too!

Those are nice, I had one as a kid, a cop saw me playing with it, stopped and took it from me. on a side note, I once had a set of three throwing knives. I was throwing them at a telephone pole, same thing happened, a cop drove by and saw me, stopped and took all of them...ruined all my fun.

That's a really nice looking bag, great work!

When I lived in the city I've seen city cans at the street catch fire, a few weeks ago I changed the oil in my truck and this particular truck makes a mess so I had a nice stack of oily rags. I cut open a milk jug, put them in and filled it with water, when trash day came, that's when they went in the can. I ran the leak response truck for a natural gas utility for twenty years, where I live now I've had the forestry dept. assist me in prescribed burns four times now, fires good when it's planned and usually really bad when it's not. As hot as this summer has been oily rags and a can are asking for trouble for sure.