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Beautiful Mike.

Beautiful work Attila...

Very nice looking blades Ed...

Very nice Fred

Absolutely beautiful...

Nicely executed...I love cocobolo and steel.

Main bearings had shims...not many but they were there. Flywheel only had very slight movement...almost none. And the dovetails for the slide also had slight movement but plenty of adjustment. Dies were attached by tapered square pins. I paid $3000.00 also got a second set of dies with...

Thanks Ed that was exactly the info I was looking for. The guy is asking $3000 and I would be willing to pay that but I want to make sure if I am paying that kind of money I can use the hammer as is.

Awesome Fred

Thank you Mike

I am going to look at a Little Giant 25lb Hammer tomorrow. It appears from the pictures to be in very good condition. It is supposed to be a "new model"from around 1947. Aside from the obvious...cracks/ loose bearings / or abuse. What are things I should be looking for when looking at...

Beautiful work Erin...I love the Redwood handle. It looks like flames to me. Absolutely stunning.

Very nice Don ..I know what you mean about losing count. After about 20 I stopped trying. And I probably have at least 5 in my scrap pile right now.

Welcome Ostap...nice looking blade. And your English is fine...much better than my Polish.

Looks good to me Tai...and the logic seems sound as well. Sometimes doing things out of their usual order keeps the creative spark bright.

Beautiful work Slater

Here are three Granite Guys in Russelville. http://www.yellowpages.com/dardanelle-ar/marble-and-granite

Stunning Randy...sleek lines and beautiful steel and wood.

Gotta go with Laurence on this also...Coote is a respected name and he is a good man to boot. I use my Coote on every knife even though I also have my GIB set up with a VFD on it. The are basic grinders and there are things you can do to make using them even better but they are solid machines...

This kind of debate goes on in some of the firearm forums I frequent. Someone will either ask a question about or share an experience with building their own AR. It doesn't usually take more than three posts before some flaming intellectual informs them that if they did not mill the receiver...