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Well James ifen ya’ll are birds I reckon thated make yall ole cootes:biggrin: Todd

Well I loved your last one but I do like Murph’s material choice for the handle. W2 or 52100 like them both. How about 5160, it would have a nice patina if/ I mean when you got it back. Would really like to give it a try say around early July, when the garden is really coming off. Todd

Well maybe I need to get me some of them there overalls so’s I can have all the good lookin model types hangin all over me :s12137: Todd

Murph, Weren't no spoon. I used a fork for my beans and slaw:biggrin: Just received an e-mail from the hawk guy. "Todd, Outstanding! Is albino or light melanistic. Pretty rare. I am checking. I think the trapping season suspended Feb 28th for the nesting season. If not we may go trap to...

That’s Dustin “ Grill Master” Vance. Hope he knows how to do mudbugs. You can’t tell by the photos but it was a good crowd there for the storm that had just passed through. They had turned off the tornado sirens about 5 minutes before I got there. I think we had a count of 32 men, women, and...

Well some here don’t think that I have a tuff job. The pay is good, the hours are good, but the benefits ….. well there are just too many to list. But yesterday my boss comes up to me and wants me to run an errand with him at LUNCH ! Can you believe he would have the gall to ask me to do...

For sale: Pare of Kershaw fix blade knives. The eagle is approximately 10 ¾” long with the blade length of 5” to the wing. The ram is approximately 12 7/8” long with the blade length of 6 ½” to the horn. Never used or sharpened. Both have serial #3260. This was a set of 5,000. $ 275.00 plus...

Well they could have cut about 10 seconds out of the middle of it to make it easier on the eyes. Folks this is just a normal last Thursday night of the month. Except for the cameras this day. Lots of good food, sharing, and teaching going on. Too bad there is only one last Thursday in...

First for 2011 Our first shop visit of the year will be March 12 from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. or later at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UALR) in their blacksmith/metal casting shop. They have a nice facility with 3-4 gas forges, a coal forge, various anvils, an air hammer...

Murph, This is great! We've had a LOT going on since the first of the year and have more to come. I know you have some photo's of the last get-to-gether and I believe Allen Newberry has some of a few times before. Might be able to talk Chuck out of some of the photo's of the show. And...

Just to add a little to what Murph said. We, the AKA, are going to be there to help promote their new Blacksmith shop in the Arts department. The instructors for the blacksmith shop will be doing demos and talking to anybody interested in or needing help with blacksmithing. As for the AKA...

Rex, The MOST important thing to do before you paint your floor is to make sure that it’s very very very clean. No nothing is on it, dirt, oils, stains, or water. And I would have to second the Behr, it’s not cheap, but it’s good. The only place to get it is Home Depot. Todd

Murph, Photos just don't do that peice justice. Whenever you get ready we’ll get together and get it laid out and cutup. I scored a neat little patch knife there also. For those that don’t know the AKA show is probably the biggest little show in North America. It is a forged blade...

Papi, Another nice one. I really like this style from you. Todd

Papi, Both are very nice, as always. But the second one is so very, very nice. Looks warm and comforting, just begs to be held. Great job on both. Todd

Well Young Lady, That's a mighty fine looking knife you got there. Just hope that my 8th knife will look that good. Todd

Cool site, Great knives. Now I know what the HHH is for, had figured you was the III. That knife looks like what a “Sharp Finger” always wanted to be. Todd

One of these days, just maybe:biggrin: How about 243. Thanks for the chance. Todd

Well James how did your homemade inferred heater work? I think you nailed what I was trying to say, “ it doesn’t take very much to start a fire”. The dust collector will be fine for collecting cold dust. Todd

Two parts here: One 15-17 feet away is twice the distance it was designed to pull. You need to use original length of hose, usually around 8’ that’s why it portable. Second is a match head is still hot enough to burn you after it goes out. So the sparks will still set fire to your dust...