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Yep Maine Coast it is Ed, really nice people.

I can really wind the riggers up asking them to "drop" it over there. They prefer "set" or "place" Hamilton Marine can set you up Ed. They are right in Portland. Or New England Marine & Industrial in Portsmouth. Or maybe Casco Bay, doesnt Steve's buddy Carl own that? Length wise? 7:1...

5'10" size 9 5'2" size 7 (hers)

Hey Mike, Where are you from? I would almost bet that there is someone here from your area that would be happy to help you out. Area specific tips, and what equipment to use in what area comes in really handy.

Bills thought works. And if you cut the top view to shape as well it looks a little classier. And yes, slot them to fit.

Loking real good Dave. Thanks for the tutorial on it. Maybe this will help your oars search: http://instantboats.com/oarmaking.htm

Hey Nate, Yup I have done the Nahvda thing and the Akc hunt tests. The Nahvda is much more involved than the AKC. I thought the Nahvda training program was a great one, although there were some things I was lack about. Ex: my old shorthair loved to retrieve, I didnt force break him because...

Phil, I would try the T/C sabots without any questions. I havent dealt with them since Smith & Wesson bought them out, But they used to have the best customer service I ever dealt with. If the new sabots dont fix your problem, call them again, they will want to know and will help.

Tough to beat the 870...BUT You might want to look into the Mossberg Bantam 500. The stock is easily adjusted for length (cant remember from what to what) And Mossberg has a pretty good rep too :).

Laminating a mast for one of Phil Bolger's designs and used epoxy for the glue. I put the epoxy between the wood and nailed one end together, then tipped on edge so I could clamp the rest. After tightening the clanps to get a "squeeze out" of extra epoxy, I left it to set for the weekend...

Contact Lou Tisch at Lock, Stock & Barrell. He frequents this site and can give you the best paint advice.

Cant believe I forgot Bill Wasson. Bill's decoys were the reason I started carving. Nice, simple, and convey so so much.

Maybe I'm not seeing things right here Eric. If I am understanding you correctly you need to move the cutter up 1/2" to fit you lathe. From the photos it looks like you have at least that much adjustment in the slot for the hold down bolt. How about a stack of hardened steel washers ,and...

Steve, Nice Pics. Makes me jealous, and eager to get back out west. Thank you.

How about epoxy? I assume its a jagged break? Just mix a little up, spread it on, and place back together. I've broken more of my decoys than I care to think about, and that is my usual fix.

Happy Birthday Garrett! Hope you like your decoy.

Keith Mueller Hank Garvey Steve Brettell Not in any order.

Rick, All our prayers and best wishes. Geoff & Renee

I have had good luck with Trulock tubes, they have always patterned right on percentage advertised.