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my wife has a 03 TDI 4 door, she work close to home and fills it up every two months.(10-12 gallons) 42+- around town and over 50 on the highway. it is a manual trans and it really is a neat car. one point is that repairs are expensive and it does require repairs every so often.

I just saw this thread ,sounds like fun, count me in cedar ruddy duck

when you use this technique does the film come off the epoxy clean, or do you have a problem with it sticking to the hull? and with packing tape, does the tape's glue stick to the finished coat below? looks like a very cool idea

I had a great season this year, found a few good concentrations of birds and did very well.

I have one of those infra red panels in the top of my grill. I turn that on and set the burners on low. cooks them from both sides and I don't have to turn them. I have to do some this weekend now. this thread is making me hungry

I do mine a little different, I buy long hot peppers. calobella? at the supermarket. split them length wise one side only and gently open the pepper up, remove the seeds. then put a slice of duck inside and cheddar cheese, cream cheese. close the pepper and then wrap the pepper with a slice...

I have a small carvers drawknife, it is only 9" wide, I have had good luck sharpening that with my lansky. clamp it on the back of the blade in the center and it reaches both ends. then hone the backside with some krokus (sp) cloth with soapy water.

I had a 10 ga O/U that would double fire every once and a while. after taking the trigger out. there was a flat piece of metal with a small groove cut in it that would hold the two hammers back. it was only a matter of making the groove a bit deeper to hold the second trigger steadier. seemed to...

now I am not affiliated with this product at all. I had a christmas present to return and money to burn so I bought one. used it last week for the first time. I tell you it is the best thing since sliced bread, cleaned 21 birds from last saturday in less than 10 minutes. you wind up with two...

Andy, I bought mine from lee valley, they had it in stock and only a few days to get it.

since you started this thread I bought the 12" #6 and received it last week wait till you see it, the thing is huge. cuts real nice and will be the ticket for removing some material, it leaves a nice edge ready for some sanding. I expect to use mine all the time

I remember a bunch of years ago a guy won best of show at the tuckerton decoy show with a bb sneakbox that had a jetski motor in it for power. very cool looking and I would guess to say very fast.

the royal grade double rifle in 700 nitro was 150,00 euro if I hit the lottery I still would not be able to afford that lifestyle

wow lucky day I found the receipts from lee valley the largest is a 8" 200mm cabinet rasp grain 11 the second rasp is a 6" 150mm grain 15 the round rasp is a 6" 150mm grain 13 if they make a round rasp finer than 13 I would get that. the only other one I want now is a longer and...

Geoff I have three of these, they are a nice rasp. 6 yrs old and still going strong. one large and one smaller fine cut. the one I don't use too much is the round rasp. makes too deep of cuts and too hard to sand after use. the others I would highly recommend. use them all the time...

had a friend used to keep a float tube in the brush near his spot. he would put it on and paddle out to the birds. a cheap one people use for fishing. he looked pretty funny getting out of the water but it worked nicely.

I've smoked the breasts, soak overnight in some kosher salt and spices. the smoke for 3 hrs at 180 degrees. when finished cut across grain and serve on a platter with some different dipping sauces. like spicy mustard, horseradish sauce. I have served this to people who normally will not...

I always set the anchor and layout first. then use the lay of the anchor to set longlines of decoys downwind and off to the left hand side of the shooter. swinging will happen when the tide changes or other conditions prevail, at that point you just have to reset the anchor.

I would be hesitant to run double anchors on a layout. they are meant to run into a sea and not side too. I know of one layout that swamped and rolled with a guy inside when anchored bow and stern. this is how I anchor my layout, it makes changing people out safe and stops all the jockying...

thank you for your efforts