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One of my "rules" to this point has been to not fk with peoples cars. Their vehicles are off limits.
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You should weasel your way into the prison system. You'd make a mint.
These would be hard to hide in your butt.
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I hope you're selling these. They're very well done.
I've sold about 10. 5 of them got sold last week and delivered this week.
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"Liberty Belle"
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Looks sharp.
...pun intended.
That's the point.
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This discussion seems like an appropriate place to ask...can anyone on here with a 3d printer make essentially a thick-walled plastic straw/liner with approximately a 13/64's I.D.?
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The latest..."Juliette."
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Very cool. If I ever join the mafia I'mma order one from you.
Shankin' in Style
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What are you making the steel out of? I looks like it was heated so I'm guessing you didn't buy them premade.
One of those rods is titanium, the other is SS. I just buy brass, steel, and titanium rod stock. Cut to length, grind down the point end on one side and thread the other side. Use a torch to heat and get the funky colors I want if that is the direction I am going to go.
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Photo dump. Here are some more I recently completed:
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What kind of wood are you using for the walking sticks?
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Wow yeah that would be a lot of work. I've looked at some of the walking stick DIY forums and people usually buy through a few places that make the tips, etc, but the price is pretty high.
How were you trying to incorporate the brass into the stick?
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Get yourself a little 1x30 HF belt sander. Seen them for as low as $30 some places. Well worth it.
Thanks for the recommendation.
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Good looking work
Thanks.
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Nice work! Where are you getting the brass looking pieces? I've been trying to decide how I'm going to finish some walking sticks that I have drying in my shed.
I make them. I buy brass sheet, cut into smaller pieces, drill a hole through them, slide them over the spike in between the inlace and antler sections, then grind, sand, and polish into shape and finish I need.
This stuff is a lot of work, especially considering the tools I am having to use, but I have some interest in the purchase of some of them at a price I can live with on my end, so it's worth it since I enjoy making them.
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Filson sells them for $100 regular price. I'd take $50, ha ha.
https://www.filson.com/antler-tip-bottle-opener.html#sku=20174408-fco-000002343
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Thanks. Here's a bottle opener I made too.
Razors
in Dumpster
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Some of this weekend's creations:
Gillette Fusion: Green, Black, and Gun Metal
Matching Cigar Nubber - Made from scratch...no kit
Red Black and Chrome Mach 3
https://i.imgur.com/oeuOYfAl.mp4