Love it!
Lots of rain off and on today, so went to the man cave to learn more techniques about tying flies.
These are the classic Bob Clouser streamers. Great for about any specie of fish, fresh or saltwater.
These are the classic Bob Clouser streamers. Great for about any specie of fish, fresh or saltwater.
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Finished this today and sold it. Customer wanted the hammer marks and authentic hand made look.
Love that look! Thats a knife!
Niece is getting married and renting wedding "crap" is expensive apparently. So I slapped together a couple arches for her. Not impressive like some of you guys stuff but saved a few hundred bucks.
Awesome! Be sure and post pics when the flowers are on them.
I have a good friend that is deployed through October this year. I usually work with his 8 yo son on baseball on Monday evenings. Last night we stepped away from baseball for a change and I helped him build a rabbit gum. I let him do all of the measuring, cutting, nailing, drilling, etc…. Needless to say, with all of his “help,” the 1 hr project took us about 2 1/2 hrs. But he had a great time doing it.
Now to start catching rabbits.
Now to start catching rabbits.
I have a good friend that is deployed through October this year. I usually work with his 8 yo son on baseball on Monday evenings. Last night we stepped away from baseball for a change and I helped him build a rabbit gum. I let him do all of the measuring, cutting, nailing, drilling, etc…. Needless to say, with all of his “help,” the 1 hr project took us about 2 1/2 hrs. But he had a great time doing it.
Now to start catching rabbits.
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Good job, Sir. Your example reminded me of this YouTube video I watched the other day, thus you are a gift to your neighbor.
Getting a head start on the wagon for my grandkid.
I used my body shop tools and a copper rod because I couldn't find my brass rods. I need to do a little more work on them to really get them smooth. They still have a bunch of little dings.
I used my body shop tools and a copper rod because I couldn't find my brass rods. I need to do a little more work on them to really get them smooth. They still have a bunch of little dings.
May very well be the best build on here!!! You are a good man.I have a good friend that is deployed through October this year. I usually work with his 8 yo son on baseball on Monday evenings. Last night we stepped away from baseball for a change and I helped him build a rabbit gum. I let him do all of the measuring, cutting, nailing, drilling, etc…. Needless to say, with all of his “help,” the 1 hr project took us about 2 1/2 hrs. But he had a great time doing it.
Now to start catching rabbits.
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