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Thanks WigWag

Made my day Thanks allot!!!!!

Thanks Mikey!!!!

Thanks Eric I appreciate it!!!

Awesome Thanks Thanks Oh thank you my friend

LOL that nail has been nailed a long time ago ha ha No problem Thanks It was pretty fun and fairly easy which is always good LOL LOL That was just a shop towel. The finished piece had a black silk liner inside.

Thanks Thanks yeah she didnt like the Log idea at all. oh well

Here is all 3 of them (the little one was not fixed in this pic either) Anyways something a little different that I thought Id try

But at this point I still needed one for my Mom Bend and cut The bending made dents in the metal so I filed it down then sanded then polished. This turned out pretty neat

Solder together See what I mean way to small. This was 1.25 I needed 6-6.5 Oh well I split it back open rounded the edges and it works and looks pretty nice (no pic it was a last minute thing)

Well Since my Mom gave me the spoons I better keep her on my good side LOL plus shes my mom Measure and cut the section I want. (Only I haven't mastered this yet and mad it way to little) Bend I know I need to clean... Keep bending

I couldn't just hand it to her.

This was actually a pretty fun little project. Started off with a bunch of Silverware from my Mom and Dad Made this spoon ring for my wife for Valentines day She has little hands LOL

I was thinking about building one into my table saw. But the parts I needed (was going to buy a Kreg insert) $55 I bought a Craftsman table by its self $66.49 This is a pretty decent one. Which it were a bit heavier but it is a bench top model

Thanks We as a family like camping and hiking so it came pretty naturally for us. Seems kinda nerdy now days LOL but there are so many life long good/handy skills you learn its hard to pass up.

This is great for people with out band saws or scroll saws. Its a great little kit I did too. Brings back lots of memories Yeah me too Follow my tips in the videos they will help alot. The best thing is get the axle installer tool. Your axles go in straight you get the correct spacing between the wheels and the body. Then polish your axles. place most of your weight 1 inch in-front of the back axle and get as close to 5oz as possible. Good luck next year. If you have any questions dont hesitate to ask. Ill do what I can to help you. From our testing 1 inch in-front of the back axle has given us the best results .

Power Probe PPKIT03 Master Test Kit

I was wanting to go with a bigger stroker motor on my vette LOL

Thank you for all the kind words Ill be sure to pass it along. They are TIA fans too!!! (rasin'em right)

Or have one section for woodworking, one for plumbing, automotive, welding, electrical, lawn and garden, tools. Separate it out by trade??? Then Id like to see another section of "projects" or "what are you working on" I don't care what line of work you are in I always love seeing what people are up to. Then no matter I do agree about stream lining it so initially there are only a handful of options. Then once you go into that particular section there would be more options. Like you chose tools. Then once you are in there you can pick hand tools, power tools etc.,etc.,

I think its a great Idea. I like watching videos of like mined fellow crew members. I think we should also have an Automotive and small engines section. Where you can post questions or just post what your working on. I fell I can actually help people in this area. Electical and plumbing I'll need to rely on you guys. But thats what makes this Forum so great and there is such a wide variety that can help everyone out. Ive got SEVERAL to look at if anyone is interested. https://www.youtube.com/user/2LateIWon/videos

I carry the Milwaukee razor blade

That double joint really helps with the power/effort needed.

Well The boys did great. My youngest one took 1st and my oldest one took 4th. Very proud of both The Brother Battle Middle and far Right lane Little brother won https://www.facebook.com/brian.brunson.37/videos/vb.1537322726/10208696364876657/?type=2&theater&notif_t=video_processed