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Sweet!2thumbs Get that Denim Micarta from fod?

Awesome knife! 2thumbs cool 1

Man, could I use one of those! 2thumbs

That is a sweet knife! cool 1 2thumbs That makes 3 people I know that have an "adverse reacton" to Cocobolo. :unsure: Fortunately, I don't seem to have any problems with it, other than a very minor buring in the nose if I sand a lot of it. huh1

Bought this one about 5 years ago. Only used it a few times so far, but I like it. cool 1

Ain't that the truth!?! cool 1

+2 for it. Ordered some late last week. Wouldn't be surprised if it gets here today. 2thumbs cool 1 And it did! Just got dropped off. cool 1

So, you all post this after I run around all over the area here, trying to find stuff that'll work. huh1 :unsure: Even the Paint Stores don't sell anything like what's been described here. Guess I shoulda asked for freebies. Oil Paints don't mess with the epoxy's curing? Oh, and I...

Yep! Get 'em from the BossDog hisself. 2thumbs

Oh great, now you stock them! :mad: :mad: :mad: :D

I bought a Drive Wheel, a 6", an 8" and two 4" Wheels from Sunray and, although it was not cheap by any means, I wouldn't trade 'em for anything. The Tracking Wheel I got from Tracy. cool 1

Yeah Paul, now that you've mentioned how long it's lasted, it'll probably bite the dust, just because it heard you.:D I drilled holes in mine(on the back) for mounting to a frame I made, and had no problems returning it when it died early.

I was considering giving Bondo's Household/Automotive/Marine Epoxy Resin a try, because of the viscosity, and being able to mix my colorant in well before adding the hardener.

So far, I haven't had reason to take mine above the "Slow" setting. :D I appreciate the lessons peoples. cool 1 And Moe's a good lookin' boy. 2thumbs Here's our's. Marshall. Now about a year old. Rescued from an abusive former owner. I'd say he adjusted well. :sleeping dog:

huh1 Now I don't need 'em. Figured out what I wanted to do wasn't possible. :unsure: Need to talk to T.

I would imagine having a drill bit actually weld itself to a knife would come as quite a surprise. huh1 The first time, anyway. :D Just teasing.

I usually wear the Welder's Leather Apron from HF. Scary stuff, for sure. I've got a double layer of drywall sheet behind my buffer, and it's got a few holes in it. :eek:

I just paid $39.99, for the model Lonestar pictured, the other day! :mad: Ahh well, I hated to pay that much, but I can't make the pins without it. What am I gonna do, use my mouth to suck the epoxy up :confused: :eek: Thanks for the tips, Lonestar. 2thumbs cool 1 One question...

Carbide bits have been ordered. Thanks peoples. 2thumbs Good thing it missed ya! :eek:

That's kinda what I figured. The more "costly" one. :D Ahh well, gotta have it.