Awesome thanks brother

Sanding. Varnish is tricky. People tend to overbrush trying to get out the brush marks. You could try to pour and scree using a brush to varnish the side edges with the overflow.

Every southern what?

Deep freeze is real

We have to leave ours dripping and we have a heat lamp in the well house. Our only issue came a couple of years back when we got an unusually high amount of snow and ice…and that’s when we discovered that whoever originally put in the pipes from the well to the house ran them in a very shallow trench with only a couple of inches of dirt covering them. It’s a fairly long expanse, so with all the accumulation and highs in the low teens for a few days, it froze up along that line.

If it stops, it’ll freeze and your bills will die

Gotta leave it running

Yeah

nice job.

Congratulations!! I have 13 grandkids and another due in a month or so. They are great, aren't they?

Awesome job and congrats, you are one amazing man take care my friend stay safe and healthy God bless.

Nice job Grandpa. 💕💕

Looks good PAWPAW

Congrats.

I trained troops there when “Tank Hill” was still in operation in the late 80’s and early 90’s. I’m very proud of your daughter and of you for your support! OOH AAH!!

Nicely done. I have some of those omni-directional blades and I haven't had the courage to try them.

Nice design!

Any way to have the drawings ?

Nice, how did you finish the inside of the cut?

amen!

Amen!!!

Thank you for taking the time to do this video. The 2 things I will be taking away with this info you provided are the pegas clamps and the part about the WD40. I haven't been using it on anything other than a squeaky door or bike chain when I was a kid. You are the first person that said it's a degreaser. I told my husband this and he said he's never heard this either. So when I buy my HF Bauer scoll saw I will be changing out the claps to pegas and buy a can of automotive grease.🎉 Thank you🎉

Love you man!

Who's there?

where do you find your electrical parts,

I just finished putting some Odie’s on a Bois d’arc bowl Ted turned on his lathe. Sure do miss him!

Love it! Which material is in the spray?

Fort Jackson! That's were I went to Basic in 1974. Glad it's still kickin! Congratulations, and I know you are very proud of your daughter.

Sterling pls thank her on my behalf. Thank you all as well. You all have so much to be proud of. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏

Very well done! Thanks for sharing!!!!

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸CONGRATULATIONS 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Go ARMY

A decade minimum

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Have I mentioned how much I hate shorts!

We would run up to eat at Riverwatch on the weekends, trails and walking the river, waiting to hear what we can do to help

Such a beautiful area. The damage will cause so much devastation and financial loss for years to come. This is a major tourist destination from spring to late fall 😟😟🥲🥲

This looks pretty awesome! I don't know the knowledge right now to do this but in future I hope I will have one day the knowledge and the tools :) Good work sir!

I was waiting on the scroll saw blade to break and the record to scratch😂

Sorry for your loss

I think we all want to to say we are so sorry about the loss of your angle you have the memories I know it’s hard buddy you have to push forward it doesn’t mean you have to forget she’s still with you in your heart be kind to one another sterling davise said that

Sterling, I'm very sorry for your loss. Hang on to those sweet memories.

Makes you want to rethink that I got beat up by a girl thang

Sending big hugs brother

Where did you get the pattern? Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day.

Once you master the spiral blade it makes going curvy the best.

There is no such thing as a cheap hobby. You start off with a few bits and pieces and very soon you need to add more paraphernalia. Setting up including consumables has cost me more than 2000 dollars and more. Then you begin to get a little bit serious and you realise your quality and pen finish needs to improve if you want to sell some pens. (To help cover some of the costs) Warning I used to keep a spreadsheet of all my expenses. That's how I realised how much the hobby was costing me. I soon got rid of the spreadsheet. Now nobody knows how much pen turning is costing me. I used to smoke a pack of cigarettes a day (I quit years ago thank goodness) I think smoking was a far cheaper hobby. You will need or want it makes no difference. A decent hobby lathe a decent set of wood lathe chisel set an fine oil stone, you have to keep your chisels sharp A pedestal drill A mandrel preferably with a mandrel saver. a pen press A pen blank drill press a band saw a sanding machine An extractor system Extra lights installed to better see what you are doing A fan Face shield, mask. (After installing an extractor I now do not need a mask but I do have one Drills and bushes to suit a least half a dozen kits glues epoxy and CA Rubber gloves. ( I was forever picking glue off my fingers. various sanding sheets Micro polishing pads pen kits I always buy packs of ten of each pen type. extraction pin set clothes A vacuum to keep the workshop clean and tidy Drawers to store all parts in. I made three sets of drawers wood and acrylic blanks (If you buy 50 random acrylic blanks from China the price is reasonable) cases to put pens in to sell them A display case That should be enough to get you started. Have fun. You are going to be so busy.

Can't tell me yourself I like to have one

Awesome work glad to see you my friend take care and stay safe healthy and happy God bless you

What type of Wood do you use?

I'm a bottom feeder too, I have looked all over for the light your using with no success... Can you please give me a source if possible...