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Really like the look of the wood you used and great job on the spoon

that is very neat may I ask where you got the brass parts

Welcome to the group

Nice Idea! this is why I love forums like this.

Great advice Bob and great job on Mr. Fenna's bow. If your ever looking for some Hickory or Eastern Red Ceder I have an abundance in storage

what a great bow and very well made. Good tiller, well finished. Great job bobnewboy!

good to know thank you

Thank you all for the warm welcome

I can relate I havent had an outing in too long

are there any loop holes to the import fees? Like having a person ship you one. Or do the fees apply to all post?

You aren't alone in having trouble mastering this skill. I have the exact same issue. I was told this skill takes much more muscle development. I was told to practice every day for several months. So far that hasnt happened as my job as an electrician doesnt afford much free time.

btw I meant to ask can you post a picture of your canteen cup. Just want to make sure we are talking about the same thing.

dont get discouraged they are a booger even for experienced people sometimes. In my experience, step 1 check the bore or cylinder by cleaning with a Q-TIP and alcohol any bit of debris in the bottom can mess the whole thing up. STEP 2 lube your O ring. Step 3 add just enough char cloth to fill a...

First off try to find a piece of flint with a sharp edge but where the edge is less of an acute angle. Remember stone is brittle so the more meat on the egde the better. Next the best luck Ive had is with home made steel strikers. The best one I have is a rather poorly shaped one I made from a...

You might search for army surpluss stores online. I believe Coleman Army Surplus might be a good lead or if worse comes to worse if you give me a week or two I could track one down as I have an army surpluss store about 30 minutes up the road. Although I think most of the canteens available are...

Nice job! Ive made a few myself. You did a much better job than me as mine were much more simple. I Really enjoyed the video as I was unaware that you could cure wood in the microwave. Thank you for teaching me something new.

Lol Sounds like me when my alter laphroaig induced ego gets internet access.

Hello I am a new member from the States. I live in NW Georgia and have quite a few interests. I play music, do leatherwork, make bows and arrows, a bit of blade smithing, and learn and practice bushcraft.