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Great video,kids love it and you love it,bet the bacon grill tastes even better cooked outside,the 2nd lot looked good. Made a few penny stoves,great laugh. I've used them in my storm kettle great for indoor hot water and to heat the shed up in the winter.

I've got a samsonia 38a perfect vise model j,I paid £8 including the wrought iron bench. The last owner was a welder so has loads of spatter and striking arcs on it.Weighs a ton but proved it's worth a few times. Can't put any pics up due to photobucket messing about.

Hats off to you samon,very nice. If you need any more friends to make knives for give us a shout;)

I double dare you:rolleyes:

I like that and if you do that's all that matters. But it does look good.

Very nice and looks a sturdy bit of kit. Good job.

Nice tip about the thumb stock. Cheers @warpedrazor The wonky stock has character i like it.

I was talking to a supplier of the corn starch peanuts and he said the rats love them.

Keep your eye on gumtree,have a look in the freebies section stuff usually pops up on there that save people going to the tip. Or try putting an add on freecycle if you have it where you live.

Looks well and it works . As long as it makes a brew�� Made a few with different designs,good way to waste a bit of time and raise the temperature in the shed a fair few degrees. Try putting the coin on once it gets hot and starts coming out of the jets.

Brilliant job and the pot stand,very impressed with that simple but effective.

Looks like a cherry plum,loads near me the building company planted when they built new houses. They come in all shapes,sizes and colours and white blossom early on in the year. Make nice jam. I cut a few sticks from them and the wood seemed to have a red tinge to it.

:cop:Wild thing just get yourself an old gas bottle,it would be easier and less criminal. :cop:

Knife looks well now, picked up a few little pointers for my many projects,cheers

I like that a lot,wish I had your patience.

I like that and the aged look,looks the dogs dangles.

Sorry for hijacking your thread tombear This is the business end macaroon,very hard and quite heavy. Had a fettle and my fingers and palm sit quite naturally on it.

Love hawthorn,nice and heavy. Got one in the shed(unfinished project)been there five years. Keep picking it up and having a play. Got a few splits in it but still holds my me without flexing if I put all my weight on it. Was thinking about making a shelaghli(spelling) be handy for unwanted...

Like it,good use for an old brolly. Mmmmmmmm fish hooks from those rods look a good project.

Like the look of the knife. And cheers for the advice on sharpening. Got a few projects that need finishing.