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Very Nice Work!

If it is it will have a wintergreen/mint aroma.

Too many things to name them all seeing a bald eagle snatch a fish whiling canoeing, watching to buck (stag) whitetail deer fight over a doe, a family of otters frolicking on ice, climbing a fog covered mountain to come out above the clouds and watch the fog disappear and early morning sunlight...

It is amazing what saddle soap will do.

Beautiful knife and what a great sheath I have been thinking of trying a pattern like that for a long time but never found the right inspiration until now.

They do I used gorilla glue and they are still solid, one is in the repair pile but it is because the blade has split and I have not needed it so it has not moved to th etop of the to do list

I think all the links are fixed

All of the sumac around me in New England is pretty pithy and not very thick, how large was this tree?

That's a clever case, can't wait to use that idea.

If you have a fireplace look at a reflector oven they are easy to make and use.

I rub off what I can and leave the rest, Cleaning it back to shiny every 2 or 3 years.

Nice!! Been yinking of something like that for my 16 footer

I have made a couple similar using an altoids tin stuffed with fiberglass,

Ammonia will turn brass black

We do a roast beef on the fire and other us ethe same recipe adjust time wise for pork loin. Approx 3 lb beef roast smear in mustard then roll in coarse salt, drop it on the calls and rotate (roll) 1/3 of a turn every 20 minutes until done to your taste we usally go 4 turns and get a medium rare...

The Bicycle inner tube trick works great if you are not using the lighter, a good way to carry extra lighter fluid is in a plastic "nip" bottle they do not disolve and I have not had a problem with them leaking in my bag or breaking.

I have done similar with "sawzall" blades. They are a little meatier.

Ther probably isn't a Pond inNewEngland that doesn't have an aluminum grumman canoe on it.

I only had an issue the first couple of times in strong sun, I usually wear it for paddling and get right out in the sun. But after taht I think it fully absorbed and no mor problems.

I use a U.S mil Boonie hat that has been waxed with "sno-seal" leather waterproofing wax. I rubbed it on and placed it aside of the frie place until it melted in At first it was a little stiff but it wore in nice and I have been using it for at least a dozen years in it's waxed condition and I...