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just a guess, but I bet the other forum did not insist on using real names or have moderators wiling to tell posters to "take a poop"? This is the only forum that I have joined and likely will remain that way.

Looking good Craig, slow and steady will get the job done on the boat, but your little buddy in the one picture looks a little impatient and attention starved....LOL. can't wait to see the completed picture on the water with a happy chessie on board.

nice find I look forward to seeing your progress

ran the same motor for years disable the VRO (very rarely oiled) system the first year. I ran 50:1 ratio and had no problems with loading up of plugs. Only had problems with the stator frying all the electrical components one at a time until mechanic finally figured it out. Power head was...

Got the same letter this year, a little bit of work, but a good cause and it will be really cool to have the results.

some still seem to also be shy about their name as well

great work Brad, I am a big fan of wooden cutting boards and mixing of species of wood. Hope you had fun with the project. What did you finish the boards with? Bally Block has great product called The Good Stuff specifically made for finishing butcher block.

While I agree that a door can make a great table I would suggest using a solid core door if you are going to be doing any serious work on the surface. A lighter option would be a 3/4 inch piece of plywood cut to 30"x96" and then making using 4" rips of the same to build up the edges. You could...

i Had on made by Jason Russell it is a working decoy, black duck, made from tupelo. He did a nice job.

Really nice canvas work Steve, I think you will enjoy your new sailrite machine. The one my buddy Bob uses is scary fast and with the binding attachments available really makes the work easy. Looking forward to the update.

very hurtful, Todd finally gets his chance to shine and you steal his thunder.....

That is the correct dates Steve, drove two weeks ago and the sign is up already.

Well done Tod Like the floor, is that Hickory, I also have to install some cans in my den to help with failing eyesight. My only issue is the ceiling is textured and a real pain to patch and paint.

Bump, now that it is timley

Jim, very sorry to here the bad news I enjoyed your fathers thought on the site over the last couple of years. He will be missed best wishes to you and your family as you morn and recover.

They are always in our hearts and prayers

I will be down, if anyone is interested in a converted sunfish or a Grumman aluminum canoe let me know and I will put them on the truck.

bit of a ducky day according to the weather forecast, winds up to 20mph. Should still be okay if you stay back in the cove for layout clinic. When will you know if you are going to call it off? Working a whitetails unlimited banquet until 1am so would rather sleep in if it is a no go for...

You could use light weight decking similar to trek, but it moves a lot with temp change and will burn your feet off in the summer sun...definitely need more support. A sheet of 3/4 marine plywood weighs about 75 pounds dry. Would really need to seal it well to keeps it from absorbing water and...

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