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Might as well be noon. What a slacker. G'day chaps.
Spent the latter part of yesterday cooking and entertaining. Breaded venison tenderloins and a good game with friends. Thus, everyone slept in a bit and I didn't make bacon and pancakes till after 10.
Messing with the new backpack a bit, and then off to Omas for a late lunch visit.
Spent the latter part of yesterday cooking and entertaining. Breaded venison tenderloins and a good game with friends. Thus, everyone slept in a bit and I didn't make bacon and pancakes till after 10.
Messing with the new backpack a bit, and then off to Omas for a late lunch visit.
Back home with more turkeys in tow! My youngest brother and co. showed and I took the kids (8y & 9mo) back for some shenanigans. Party on Garth!
Shenanigan Party!
Man! What a nice day. I'm in Ohio. Hope it looks this good Tuesday(Saturday)
I am calling this 95% successful. Even with the electric knife fixed to a table saw, it had so much side to side play, I had to hold the blade to maintain an almost straight line. Again, should have made a practice cut first. lol
For the next one, I will do two things differently. (1) cut to the high points and average the other (not try to follow the outline as close to every variation in the item) and (2) cut corners and small areas with a serrated knife (no - I didn't ask Tami).
All in all - it works fine.
For the next one, I will do two things differently. (1) cut to the high points and average the other (not try to follow the outline as close to every variation in the item) and (2) cut corners and small areas with a serrated knife (no - I didn't ask Tami).
All in all - it works fine.
Popped in to say hi. Haven't done anything lately besides watch TV. Looks like you folks have been busy. Hard to keep up anymore.
Happy belated birthday to F-Hawk.
Congrats on the improved land situation Leadeye.
Happy belated birthday to F-Hawk.
Congrats on the improved land situation Leadeye.
Spending today and tomorrow in Wabash at my Mother in Laws. I just finished her to do list. Correction, TODAYS to do list. I know better and always pack tools and work gloves for the “oh while you’re here…”
Headed to Huntington tonight for dinner, errands and meet up with a buyer for the Kel-Tec.
Headed to Huntington tonight for dinner, errands and meet up with a buyer for the Kel-Tec.
I am calling this 95% successful. Even with the electric knife fixed to a table saw, it had so much side to side play, I had to hold the blade to maintain an almost straight line. Again, should have made a practice cut first. lol
For the next one, I will do two things differently. (1) cut to the high points and average the other (not try to follow the outline as close to every variation in the item) and (2) cut corners and small areas with a serrated knife (no - I didn't ask Tami).
All in all - it works fine.
I agree with the magwell ...
Glad to see you are still with us!
Got the mill all back together and haven't used it since. Holding off on installing the power feed, it's beyond my current abilities.
Still looking for a lathe. Navigating FB Marketplace has been a crapshoot in that regard. People suck. Unfortunately my lust for a larger lathe was quickly shot down once I realized my space isn't big enough (not enough depth from the wall) because of my wife's car being parked in the garage. So I've been looking at smaller lathes, but that's been a challenge all on its own. Like most things being sold nowadays, people want too much money for junk.
Anywho, I changed the wallpaper in the garage recently.
Still looking for a lathe. Navigating FB Marketplace has been a crapshoot in that regard. People suck. Unfortunately my lust for a larger lathe was quickly shot down once I realized my space isn't big enough (not enough depth from the wall) because of my wife's car being parked in the garage. So I've been looking at smaller lathes, but that's been a challenge all on its own. Like most things being sold nowadays, people want too much money for junk.
Anywho, I changed the wallpaper in the garage recently.
Looks very Easter-y, with all the pastels.
You inspired me to go work on mine last night.I am calling this 95% successful. Even with the electric knife fixed to a table saw, it had so much side to side play, I had to hold the blade to maintain an almost straight line. Again, should have made a practice cut first. lol
For the next one, I will do two things differently. (1) cut to the high points and average the other (not try to follow the outline as close to every variation in the item) and (2) cut corners and small areas with a serrated knife (no - I didn't ask Tami).
All in all - it works fine.
Yours looks a whole lot nicer than mine. I get in a hurry. I figure, it’s foam, it works, and it looks ok when it’s full.
All done with the knives in the picture.
Bottom line is: they work!
Dang. You could have come over for pizza night.
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