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chuck123wapati

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  1. Hope this helps https://favoredleather.com/leather-plough-gauge/
  2. i look at your stuff three or four times a day at least. I am inspired every time. My fishin memories are from a small stream in the mountains full of Brookies have went there with my family all my life every fourth of July but haven't seen one mermaid there.
  3. This would be simple but the cartridge's might fall out or get dirty . https://ads.midwayusa.com/product/1021269949?pid=588390&utm_medium=shopping&utm_source=bing&utm_campaign=Shooting+-+Range+Accessories&utm_content=588390&cm_mmc=pf_ci_bing-_-Shooting+-+Range+Accessories-_-Hunter-_-588390&msclkid=557099b748881a51ee06f9f7a98f7426&utm_term=1101131606244 I prefer one of these, i have used one for years hunting and my ammo stays nice and clean dry and ready to use, mine just has 5 shells in the bottom flap that falls down and out of the way of the flap for easy access. .https://www.midwayusa.com/product/101381603?pid=154219
  4. so they wont lose it riding or while partying.
  5. i just googled a bit and came up with kool aid as being better for dying quills than rit. I've collected a lot of them but never dyed them. https://bushcraftusa.com/forum/threads/collecting-washing-and-dying-quills.97638/ Heres alink to rit dying quills Good luck and please post your quill work i love that type of stuff. http://www.nativetech.org/quill/quillfaq.html
  6. beautiful collar i wish i could do letters that well.
  7. I think its a great idea go for it That looks like a good easily buildable frame design.
  8. heck yea!
  9. really nice work! I,ve laid one down and slid about 50 feet its not fun i spent ten minutes picking up everything out of the pockets that shredded along with my pants so i know where you are coming from there.
  10. I always thought vinegar was used because it eats up the iron quickly. I use it first on any rusted metals before buying store bought chemicals. Might have to try just water but i think it would take forever and a day to dissolve enough iron. Do you use your iron sulphate in water?
  11. Yup an air lock because you don't want wild yeasts from the air to spoil your wine. it would do no real good for roon.
  12. Beautiful bag!!! The Chicago Bears have played over 1,000 games in their history, and have had eight NFL Championships victories and one Super Bowl win. The Bears' nine championships are the second most by any team in NFL history. The franchise has captured 18 NFL divisional titles and four NFL conference championships. I used to be a bears fan.
  13. use the same stuff that lines your black biker jackets seems to work well lol.
  14. Doh yup your right it may be kinda stiff. She could always make a stool lol.
  15. those are nice did you cast them yourself?
  16. i dont think you would need to bake the blue gun. just make it to be attached with double stick tape
  17. THANKS !!!!!!!
  18. my first thought was to make one out of wood then i thought maybe some of that oven bake clay stuff my kids do awesome stuff with it.
  19. Nice job indeed!
  20. a wallet would be a good thing to try. Do you know what kind of leather it is? Chrome tanned or veg tanned?
  21. the biggest difference i found was between the blade shapes. I prefer the 1/4' angle blade over the straight blade. it seems to make turns much easier.
  22. YES weather you can get a grant or not both personally and for the young folks you will be mentoring. Just my opinion but i believe the more personal knowledge you can pass on the better its something people just cant google to get and it will be lost.
  23. if your file was wouldn't cut it then it is good high carbon steel however you don't know what type so normalizing it and then re-tempering might or might not get you a good blade as you don't know the proper temps to do that, steel types have different temps and processes so not knowing the steel type is the problem, also not knowing the steel type you don't know how hard it can get. It could also have been work hardened. Having said that i would if i wanted to try and make a blade from it would carefully cut and grind it without trying to heat it and lose its current temper. I have made a few knives from saw blades and they work well but it is time consuming. Use water to keep it cool as you grind it, if you discolor the blade then you have changed the temper. thats a great looking first try and will do the job if you haven't lost the temper.
  24. i just bought two or three of these, they were on clearance and were cheaper to buy than the hardware on them. I bought them for the hardware so just cut it off and tossed them in the bin i can deconstruct one if you would like to see how these were made. But they are just a piece of leather for the center then sandwiched inside a thinner piece and sewn down the side and rounded a bit. Store bought isn't as nice as most here would make so deconstructing might not help alot.
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