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An interesting idea. It's hard to find shotgun hulls these days that are real brass. Most are steel painted brass and rust easily. Looks like he had a stash of good Winchester AA hulls that had been reloaded to death. Good use for them. Thanks.
That looks great! I have been wanting to build one of these. Did you use specific plans or wing it?View attachment 193719View attachment 193720View attachment 193721View attachment 193722 View attachment 193724My ongoing summer project but most of you are far beyond my skill set.
That looks great! I have been wanting to build one of these. Did you use specific plans or wing it?
Very nice. What's in the main cargohold? A bunk? Gun safe? Where did you find the classic fenders and taillights? Reproduction I presume.After fence sitting for years and several outlays of cash for different books and plans I settled on the book;
“Building a Teardrop Trailer (plans and methods for crafting an heirloom camper)” by Tony H. Latham
I followed the book very closely adding my own touches along the way.
The author can be found on both Facebook and tnttt.com (teardrops and tiny travel trailers) and has answered many questions I and others have had along the way. There has been several of us building following this book and posting on tnttt throughout this year. Learning from each other and sharing ideas and mistakes that are inevitable.
Very nice. What's in the main cargohold? A bunk? Gun safe? Where did you find the classic fenders and taillights? Reproduction I presume.
No loves to hunt, doesn't fish a bit.If he's into fishing, I think I've got a couple unclaimed fly boxes. Can get you pictures later today.
These are real nice fly boxes. Beautiful, functional and very well made.If he's into fishing, I think I've got a couple unclaimed fly boxes. Can get you pictures later today.
Well well...I think that might just be a winner. I'll see if I can't get one or two of my sisters to go in on it with me. Looks the the good one at home depot is $270. Might as well get that one I'm a big believer in buy once cry once. That said how is your cheaper one? Thanks btw.Nick, are you considering a tool? Oscillating spindle sander is a great addition if he doesn't have one in his shop. My daughter gave me one for Christmas last year. Mine can also be switched to oscillating tabletop bench sander. She bought me a cheap variety but I think the good ones (Rigid brand) are around $250 at Home Depot.
Bought him the work sharp for Christmas few years back. Ive got one as well. Great tool.If he hunts and woodsmiths, then he needs sharp tools.
for $200, the Work Sharp tool is something you just can't beat. It's not the super sharpener like a Tormek sharpening at a MUCH great price, but it is so bloody convenient for so many things. I use mine all the time and have acquired some extras to go with it.
It is on Amazon (among many other places).
Aaaahhhh....you want a tool....I've always wanted a kegerator for the garage/shop...Resurrecting this thread need an idea for a retirement gift for my step dad who is into woodworking anybody jabe anything to offer probably gonna try to keep it under $150. Thanks guys any help is appreciated. Btw the party is tomorrow. I know but my original gift idea fell through.