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We did some trout fishing in the Smokies a couple weeks ago with not muck luck but did get schooled by a local old timer so I will be better prepared next time down there.

So..he taught ya how to tie feathers on a worm?

Appears to be an unhappy child at that house since Daddy stole his darts for his toy gun..
Now you need to find three small polished equal height rocks to stick them to.. or a piece of metal plate or aluminum..

Nice exposure!You got that one right!Did the holga have its lens in yet..or true "pinhole" lens? If you drilled it..how big? I still have several pinhole cameras..mostly 4x5,5x7 but go up to 11x14..For a while I was making them and fixed focus ones( wide angle 90mm large format lenses mostly)and sol...

It would be good storage for all those damn aluminum cans used for making stoves,bins marked "before" and "after"..perhaps you can put your finished stoves in the different compartments..separated by "model X"..."project".."recycle"..etc... You could sacrifice a space or two,cut it down, and use a "...

You probably couldn't see the ONP anyway.. My grass is too tall out there...(hint..hint) :lol: :lol: The wife is coming home tonight from Hawaii..but a friend stopped by and needs some work done on a rental about 6 blocks away..so I probably won't get up there to mow for a couple weeks more.. I'll h...

Sorry..I don't have one of those...

I found a good-sized roll of the reflective metal tape at the local thrift store for a couple bucks..add that price to a couple of those signs and it would probably have made a nice cheap,lightweight, but durable fold-flat cooker for about $6-8... I'm thinking trailwise :roll: ..maybe a platform of ...

I saw a bunch of the white corrugated plastic signboards at the thrift shop for $1.99 each(about 2'x3') but when I went back the next day someone had bought all of them..about 10... :roll: To me they appeared to be a nice lightweight exterior structure for whatever foil or covering you put on them.....

When I started building,I spent months just putting together forms and jigs..just to save time later..try to keep the construction costs down to where there is some profit or wages in building them..Like your stovebuilding..

Okay..the 1-1/2" thick neck blank is run through a bandsaw on one side to get the angle on the head and the portion of the heel.. then a "neck form"(shown below) is centered and screwed to the top of the neck where the fretboard ends up and the neck is run upside down against a bearing on a bit to t...