On June 1st we were blessed with a beautiful
Grandson named Mathis! Mother, father
and new big brother made it through with flying colors. Mathis is a wonderful little lad with a good
disposition. We are so glad to welcome
him to the family.
I purchased a couple baby bunnies from a friend. They are so adorable. They are prolific poopers and have grown quite a bit since. I'm sure y'all will love them. 5/29/15
Here are the final results of a project started at least
three years ago. I wanted railings for
the front porch and had an idea to use hog panels in between. It really turned out better than I had
imagined, and has kept those dang chickens off the porch. 6/13/15
Iworked on a pair of knives that require a double
sheath. Many designs were drawn up and
tossed out before I got it somewhat figured out. The process of putting it together was kinda rough. A lot more work was involved than my regular sheaths. This is one sheath template that I am never throwing out. 6/14/15
Oh Yeah! Finally got
me a Hot Tub/Spa. A guy in Etheridge, TN
was selling it cheap on the Lawrence County Yard Sale site. I had to get it. It needs a minor plumbing repair and a place
to set. Think it’s going to be set up
under the overhang of the shop. There is
power just inside and that will save me a lot of work. I can not wait to get this little beauty
going. Next project is a robotic arm to
serve me beers while in the hot tub, which will surely take a few years to get to. Or maybe I can just set a keg up next to it. That sounds like a plan. 6/24/15
Double Knife Sheath
Finished the Skinner/Caper combo knives for Mike and took a
few pics before I sent it out to him.
The knives are made from Aldo’s 1095 steel, the skinner is 1/8” thick and the
caper is 3/32” thick blades. The handles
were cut from the same block of stabilized Black Ash burl with copper pins and
thong tubes. The sheath turned out to be
way more of a challenge than I anticipated but it looks good and fits
well. I am trying to label this picture
“Double Knife Sheath” to get it to come up when Googled. 6/25/15
Leslie and I stopped at the Crump Flea Market in Crump, TN
on the 4th of July. I
happened upon 2 pieces of cast iron that followed me home. One is a medium sized muffin pan and the
other is a small griddle. They have
since been seasoned over an open fire and are waiting to be used. My idea for the muffin pan is line it with
bacon and fill with burger and onions.
Making my mouth water already.
Well it’s about time I finish this last post.
That’s about it.
We’ve been working on our party most weekends and hope to have
everything ready by then. It should be a
hootenanny to say the least. Hope to
write more about finishing off my new work area in the shop. There should also be some new knives being completed in between work for the party. Let's all have a Great Summer!!!
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