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I have known many crafts people that make flawless, stunning work, so I am assuming this is a deliberate flaw in your argument. Its not they "thought they were so good", most were or are stunningly modest. On this forum are many that would fit that description. The flaw part was comment on various belief structures, not crafts folk boasting. I feel it is bizarre that you then felt you had to lob in the weird link to starving kids. And loads of us read and marvel at the finished article. Great maul, following the excellent mallet to Thor's hammer. Linked to a gentle humour, I look out for your posts. Thanks Mjolnir.

Its kinda related to this weekend I'll post the answer tomorrow, and try not to be as obtuse with the next one..

Well that seems to have stopped it in its tracks...

Okey Dokey 5 Pop Songs with a common theme, but what is it? Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way Candi Staton - You Got The Love U2 - Until The End Of The World The Byrds - Turn! Turn! Turn! Prince - Let's Go Crazy @ Mjolnir in the UK its Pop or Coke ("sorry Sir we only sell Pepsi") or less commonly Cola but my grandma always called it "Fizzy pop" and in the UK its a Hose

Cleave. To separate or to stick fast, I think

I grew up "knowing" that all Islamic art would contain an imperfection; mother's knee "knowing". But I did search corroborative proof, as I quite like to think it would be true, and found very little to support it, particularly from Islamic Art sites. I love the concept of deliberate imperfection. If your finished piece is perfect, but for a deliberate mistake, isn't it still perfect? And that debate just goes round and round. If it was perfect but for your mistake, I think any God would be able to call you on your attempt to appease... At the Gates, "hey Harry, that wallet with the error in the pictish border; saw that one ... " H

You started to mention that you never finished a proj But I can't remember the outcome

My understanding is that Mjolnir has a 'personality' in Norse Mythology, and with Jörmungandr thrown into the mix, won't the Green Eyed God of Jealousy flare now you have 'The One Maul'?

Just wonderful

I like pig for light leather goods, particularly waxed, like old saddle skirts. Will check out the site over the weekend, thanks. H

I am away on busines atm, but may well be in touch on my return, I see you do goat, do you do pig? Are any of your leathers waxed or stuffed? I bet you get fed up with this but is there any link to Tustings? I am looking for some of their old sundance leather to upgrade my briefcase. Thanks Harry

looking good Harry

I used this for some of my bookbinding blades a while back Sandviik HSS Power Hacksaw Blade 700x50x2.5mm I ground the teeth, and the basic shapes then sharpened carefully I am using an old hacksaw blade, much smaller, that I made in 1987 to fit my clicker handle, when working in a factory, only ever strop it, haven't had to stone it or rouge it for years. It was one of the old guys there that showed me how. Best Harry

Now that made me laugh out loud Thank you, Mjolnir, and Good Morning new day.

Thank you Pirate Harry

I have tried handled paring knives but cannot use them, I always go back to my english Geo Barnsley flat skiving knife, like the one at Abbey saddlery, http://abbeyengland.com/Store/CategoryID/202/Category2ID/130/List/1/catpagesize/0/Level/2/ProductID/77309 35 years old and going strong. Maybe I need to try a new fangled one. H

Good old English British Brown Sauce (HP or Daddies) is great on some pieces, but I have never found a US equivalent, even having been there often enough to get Global Entry. Brst H

Thank you Alpha This link should work now http://www.gocomics.com/herman/2018/03/10 H

10 March 2018 - Herman made me laugh out loud. Who has not been there? http://www.gocomics.com/herman Enjoy (or wince) Harry

I had the Maun, and it sounds very much like that. Agree thst the tubes from VB may prove hard to get at least singly Best H

I may be wrong but the 3rd and 4th tool with the long brass sleeves may be vets tools best H

Looking forward to it.

How's Mjolnir's Mjolnir going? Keen to see the copperwork. Harry

Thank you Johanna

Sorry Sir, Missed that, my bad. Best Harry