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thanks bill. the setter i was sold is crap

how do you set these 5mm dome rivets? i understand you set the glass down on the mat and strike the cap with the setter that does not work. any tips?

Loos good grumpyman. I like that green color. !!!!!!!!

This scares me, please e mail when the site is secure, i'm out

You are down there on the coast. i have some buddies down that way. If you venture up this way. give a shout. i will buy you a cup of coffee

Hello Mississippi. I am in Mississippi also. Franklin County.

Ok the Collar looks good. I am digging on the old Chest? the collar is sitting on. LOL fine looking , i like the hardware

lion crown First i scribe a line then i use a 1mm edge beveler to cut my scribed line deeper [see image] next, I lay the holes out using a pen [see image] at this time, you can see what hole needs to move. you can move a hole by punching on either side of the mark you made with the pen The reason I use the edge beveler, it makes a nice grove for my thread to sit in.. I use a wide thread to make holsters. And i like the statement the wide thread makes Wide thread image

beautiful work My big mouth is actually speechless

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does this look beveled or just burnished?

Howlback, If you like braiding then try making a whip I have made a few. they are time consuming and fun to do..

This might help you in transitioning from a round braid to a flat braid

https://www.stockcap.com/store/rubber.html

use your table router and a jig

Black over Tan

moccasins

Here is another boring cell phone holder thingy this will carry your cell phone has a pocket for credit cards a loop on the bottom for your ear buds a belt loop and an additional loo so you can hang this from your back pack mahogany and black with white stitches this picture is shown while the item is wet and being formed

a lot has to do with the epoxy. and the way it is applied. first, always pour in 2 coats. the first base coat is very thin and that is where you get rid of the bubbles that are itrapped in the wood. after the first coat you can then pour with out worry of bubbles if the epoxy it mixed correctly. on my counter top. see the wood counter top. that is 1/2' think no bubbles in a 7' x 3' pour clear pour. no color using 2 coats. did you make another doggy for your little girl? that idea is sweet, i know she was tickled

Dude !! That is AWESOME to the tenth degree

poke it with your awl. if the wood is soft and crumbly . salvage the hardware and toss it in the burn barrel

no, that is poured epoxy. with white and black dye i put in it then swirled it around cabinets got painted to match nd new floor looks different

no pressure pot. he used a wisk thing for eggs in a drill.. i Spent cartridges go for $20.-- per hundred around here. sometime less look online for extreme epoxy for counter tops that is who i bought mine from. NOPE...new kind of epoxy. no bubbles if the directions are followed..look on line for extreme Here is 65 sq feet of counter top I did with out bubbles i mixed the epoxy, poured it, then used a hand held map gas torch to wave over the epoxy that rid it of bubbles IMMEDIATELY if you need help i will happily help out over the phone or by pm I would consider it an honor to talk on the phone