Bowhuntr14
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Woodworking Hunt Talkers?
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TheBenHoyle
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I love this. Gotta keep those forestry degrees from getting dusty.
Some nice work being done. I'm currently ship lapping and wiring my garage. My cousin cuts the boards on his mill, then I dry cut them and needed.
Used wood equipment is crazy high right now.. trying to get my hands on a used 3 hp shaper, but .. yeah.. maybe next year prices will get better.
Used wood equipment is crazy high right now.. trying to get my hands on a used 3 hp shaper, but .. yeah.. maybe next year prices will get better.
mdunc8
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Finally got a break in the weather to try out some new ideas for fly boxes. 
Carnage2011
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Some phenomenal work on here. Here’s a boat a good friend and I slapped together. He’s the brains and I provide free labor. 
BrentD
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That is one sweet boat, Carnage. What sort of wood is that?
I'd love to use that as my go to duck boat!
What is the piece in the bow all about? And explain those chairs.
You guys do not lack for creativity! (and serious skills)
I'd love to use that as my go to duck boat!
What is the piece in the bow all about? And explain those chairs.
You guys do not lack for creativity! (and serious skills)
Carnage2011
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Most of that is zebra wood. We stained the outside with a mahogany to make it pop with the reddish color.
The green colors on the lean bars are copper. We made the lean bars out of a plywood and then vacuum sealed the copper onto it and used resin to seal them. A lot of resin!
The storage compartments under the seats are also copper.
Gunnels and seats are Ash. The gunnels are tricky because they need to bend, but also be strong enough to help with the integrity of the boat. We used a steamer to heat them and then bend them.
slatebuilder
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noise makers in the works....
Looks good so far. Always wanted to make a few calls. Do you have a supplier you like to use to get some of the components (excluding wood)?
slatebuilder
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Shipleys outdoors in Kentucky has been fantastic.
slatebuilder
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It’s been bench and counter top week this week.
LuketheDog
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Cool, do you sell those? I need a slate call...
LuketheDog
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Well, I prefer wood, but since it's so stinking expensive right now I decided to fire up the welder! This one is in progress, I'll update when it's done...
Otto Matic
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Jesus was a "carpenter"! I'm just a "wood butcher"! LOL!
Youngest bought a house that had a 2 room shack in the back yard. Way too small and far gone to refurbish, so down it came.
There was quite a bit of shiplap and about a dozen rough cut, unfinished 2"×6"×18' used as lath for the cedar shingles.
Needing something to keep me busy, I stumbled into some sliding barn door hardware and thought about the shiplap!
This is the view from the dining room.
This is the view from the den.
Since we're talking "handmade" and "noise makers", thought I'd throw these in the mix.
They are "wingbone yelpers" made from the wing bones of turkeys I've taken.
...and "Yes!", several birds I've taken I've called in with other "yelpers" I've made.
Youngest bought a house that had a 2 room shack in the back yard. Way too small and far gone to refurbish, so down it came.
There was quite a bit of shiplap and about a dozen rough cut, unfinished 2"×6"×18' used as lath for the cedar shingles.
Needing something to keep me busy, I stumbled into some sliding barn door hardware and thought about the shiplap!
This is the view from the dining room.
This is the view from the den.
Since we're talking "handmade" and "noise makers", thought I'd throw these in the mix.
They are "wingbone yelpers" made from the wing bones of turkeys I've taken.
...and "Yes!", several birds I've taken I've called in with other "yelpers" I've made.
BrentD
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OleRedbeard
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There are some seriously talented folks on here. During the winter I like to piddle around with making stuff like this. I've built 8 or 10 longrifles so this was a jump from the norm with the box and everything. Fun project though.
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mdunc8
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Two more headed out the door...
Kaitum
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My first picture frame. Black cherry from my dad's shop in PA years ago. I've been moving it around the West for a long time pondering the right project. I finally found one.
OntarioHunter
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Very nice. That stuff is tricky to work with, especially in the router. The sugar sap plugs up blades and smokes the wood.
LuketheDog
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I'm pretty stoked on how my new staircase is taking shape, especially the handrail, the temporary stair treads will come out soon and my pretty maple ones will match the railing after sanding and oil...then to finish the awful job of chipping out the rest of the floor tile so I can install the wood floor.
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