trevitrace
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I was more of a Mickey's kid...
I did always enjoy the pictograms under the grenade caps.
I was more of a Mickey's kid...
Lol!When we were in school my brother worked at a little French Café. They had some old Grolsch in the back of the cooler that was skunked and were throwing it out. He brought it back and was going to go through them and see if any were still drinkable. They weren't. I didn't know the plan, saw them in the fridge and opened one. It was pretty gnarly. But damn if I was going to open one of my brother's expensive beers and not drink it. Goddamn. I still can't drink Grolsch to this day.
I wish the CPKer’s west of me would wake up. I’m having trouble resisting that D2 EDC on the exchange!
Thanks Tony! I knew I forgot something!Jo the Machinist ,
Please consider making your post about the ordering procedures a Sticky (if you just knew a moderator who could help....) Edited - Thanks for doing that.
Second, do you expect a flood of emails, out of order from the sales thread, or even people who were not in the top 10 or 20 spots? Seems like chaos. No need to answer, just food for thought. You keep us knuckleheads in order pretty well, but if something makes your life easier - then' we will happily get on board.
[Second edit] - see that step 1 required to include the post number from the sales thread. That was not mentioned in the first version of Jo's instructions. This seems like a good idea!
That’s too cool!Here is my project the last 3 weeks. A 1880's style red oak cabin. Just wet oak, saw mill run, logs. Heavy! A customer of mine begged us to build it for them. Not something I have done much of in the last 20 years.
This saw has a 16 1/2 inch blade. It is 35 years old.
Here is my project the last 3 weeks. A 1880's style red oak cabin. Just wet oak, saw mill run, logs. Heavy! A customer of mine begged us to build it for them. Not something I have done much of in the last 20 years.
This saw has a 16 1/2 inch blade. It is 35 years old.
This saw has a 16 1/2 inch blade. It is 35 years old.
Damn near looks like fun!Here is my project the last 3 weeks. A 1880's style red oak cabin. Just wet oak, saw mill run, logs. Heavy! A customer of mine begged us to build it for them. Not something I have done much of in the last 20 years.
This saw has a 16 1/2 inch blade. It is 35 years old.
Looks like you got one of the Ghost/Black prototype mugsI’m thinking my mug isn’t dishwasher safe.....
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Soooooo how about those Deneen mugs, Jo the Machinist ?