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Think of it this way, a coin is more valuable when its double struck.
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spring flowers and good food
chuck123wapati replied to chuck123wapati's topic in All About Us and Off Topic
And here its been a very cool summer the warm weather plants in our garden are stunted and not producing much. On the bright side the cool weather plants have thrived lol. the next two months are busy for us harvesting and hunting. the first frost is about two weeks away. the tall plants in the second pic are cumin, dill, and mustard, we have harvested over three pounds of dill, which would cost in the store about $ 80.00 a pound. we use it to can the pickled foods. oops the first picture is the herbs -
In this case no solvent or fix would have worked the parts were pressed in and probably crimped.
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i use it all the time on metal and then use it for vinegaroon lol. IMO its one of the best natural products i have ever used for a number of uses.
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spring flowers and good food
chuck123wapati replied to chuck123wapati's topic in All About Us and Off Topic
That could very well be the case. lol I'll try too. No p from me!! He's on some drugs of some kind I'll bet. I wont say it was the vax but...… who knows what they put in his. Every day another young healthy athlete dies of heart problems. -
marketing Features vs Benefits
chuck123wapati replied to Leatherinspire's topic in Marketing and Advertising
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cutting a pattern backwards so the rough side is out. cutting my thread just a couple inches short. I could do this for daze lol.
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yup straight vinegar is one of the best and cheapest, forget the baking soda. I just finished our storm windows by soaking paper towels in vinegar and sticking them on the glass for about ten minutes then scrubbed with a copper pad. it out did the CLR product 100 times over and far less then half the cost. i used it on the electric switches in my 75 Mgb just threw them in the vinegar for a day and blew them out with air, they work like brand new. Just don't leave it for a week in your wifes good canner if there is a chip in the enamel lol. we use it in our clothes too. It has its place in the world.
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Awesome work!! and welcome to forum.
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make a hand puppet to scare the cat with lol.
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I'll add if you pull your stitches tight and pound them they will set down into the leather without a groove and wont wear. I do any and all of the above whenever I feel its appropriate to what I want my work to look like. I even use different stitching sometimes lol. Its a big wonderful world folks live to the fullest and don't be boxed in by artificial norms. But I don't use a stitching wheel with a set of chisels its redundant so there is no need to worry if the numbers match.
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It looks great!! how did you figure the thickness of the axe?
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those are awesome my friend!!
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pictures and maybe we can help.
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I think your S.O.L. my friend.
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not only that but some chisels are measured center to center while others measure the space between teeth.
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very nice that's gonna get a nice tan on the back of horse.
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Tubbs Rig
chuck123wapati replied to glockanator's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
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Congrats Fred you did well indeed!! Sounds like the best part was the fun time you had. That Austin is making me drool.
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Something's off, and I cannot figure out what exactly.
chuck123wapati replied to HondoMan's topic in How Do I Do That?
Maybe you don't pull the ends as tight as the center when measuring. If you pull the center tighter and compress the leather a bit then when the leather relaxes back straight the scribe mark is farther from the edge or seemingly longer. -
spring flowers and good food
chuck123wapati replied to chuck123wapati's topic in All About Us and Off Topic
Very well my friend. the days are getting noticeably shorter and we have been doing a lot of wild foraging and harvesting in our garden. It wont be long till snow fly's this year.it hasn't been warm at all in fact there is still snow in the hills from last year. None of our warm weather plants did very well but the chard, beets and cooler weather crops did great lol. looks like fried green tomatoes this year lol only one has turned red and they only have about three weeks tops before first frost. its funny we have two predominate "weeds " in our garden, Mallow, and lambs quarters but both are edible and have grown like weeds this year lol so they also go in the freezer. Its crazy how much edible food gets pulled up and thrown away just because its been forgotten as a food source. I've been re wiring the house and fixing the windows for the coming winter, next month hunting season so I'm gonna be busy. I'll bet that old tractor is music to your ears lol i love to listen to them idle along while puffing along. You better put in a garden this year I hear food is going to get scarce world wide. plus you can hit some farmers markets if you have them over there. Take good care of your dad my friend and you stay safe and well also, holidays are now meant for good memories of those you love, St Patty's day kicks my ass, it was my moms favorite and she passed just a couple of days prior. She wore this cheap green plastic shot glass on beads around her neck that she would take a couple nips out of. It hangs off my bed post now and i wear it for her memory every year. God bless you and your pop my friend. -
Something's off, and I cannot figure out what exactly.
chuck123wapati replied to HondoMan's topic in How Do I Do That?
are you using something like this? How do you ensure that the edge your marking off of is straight and remains straight during the process? -
Something's off, and I cannot figure out what exactly.
chuck123wapati replied to HondoMan's topic in How Do I Do That?
i use a chalk line lol. -
it was for the Smith 8 shot 22lr j frame, it should fit.
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yea but this dig is super coool this place is on private ground and has been closed for years. https://www.wyohistory.org/encyclopedia/como-bluff