Hobbies to pass the time
- Thread starter JMayo
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Ramblerman
Silver $$ Contributor
Carving...your thumb? Hahaha, just funnin'. Looks awesome...I have zero talent for anything remotely artistic.
I do a little woodworking, and the wife has a few things she would like me to make for her. I also fish, but ice is just starting to go out, so that will have to wait a bit. We love to cruise and had a 35 day trip from Australia to Alaska scheduled for April/May, that's not happening now!
I have no trouble finding things to do!
I have no trouble finding things to do!
Building model tanks, planes, cars, etc. I’m also going to try painting a mural on a wall in the spare bedroom. It will be the cover of Led Zeppelin’s first album, floor to ceiling. Pretty simple, just black and white plus the band’s name and the Atlantic logo.
JMayo
Silver $$ Contributor
I haven't even tried a dog, mule, horse ect ...I may have to give it a shot.
muleman69
USMC -1st marine Div. RVN
From the looks of your work there won't be a problem
I also like cooking. I have pork Ramen broth in the slow cooker right now. I can’t wait to get home and try it. Recipe is from Cook’s Country.
Rube Shooter
Gold $$ Contributor
Same here on building models, it's a great way to kill time. I need to get a new airbrush though, been eye balling an Iwata airbrush and compressor combo at the local hobby lobby.
Very Cool!
Bart
Bart
Barely see it but on the far right,found a never used, 3rd Orange Crusher on the cheap cause it was missing the handle. Took the one out of the T mag and stuck it in.
Made a new T handle that's shorter than the factory version,and like it much better. The T mag only does pistol rounds so don't need massive leverage.
Made a new T handle that's shorter than the factory version,and like it much better. The T mag only does pistol rounds so don't need massive leverage.
Sure seems like you could hit the water now in NC and throw jerks for bass. Here in Michigan once the ice leaves the lakes, I'm throwing jerk baits the next week and boating bass. Can't wait.
Awesome carvings.
I used to work in Angola, the country, not the prison. Some of the carvers made these cool tables with up to 12 separate interlocking legs carved from a single piece of a tree trunk. The top and bottom of the legs spread out to support the table top, or they collapse to the size of something like a rolled up bedroll. I got one with six legs but my son has it now. The ones with twelve legs are pretty crazy. Here is a picture I found for one with seven legs:
https://images.app.goo.gl/xBgNNijsuyduuz9v5
I used to work in Angola, the country, not the prison. Some of the carvers made these cool tables with up to 12 separate interlocking legs carved from a single piece of a tree trunk. The top and bottom of the legs spread out to support the table top, or they collapse to the size of something like a rolled up bedroll. I got one with six legs but my son has it now. The ones with twelve legs are pretty crazy. Here is a picture I found for one with seven legs:
https://images.app.goo.gl/xBgNNijsuyduuz9v5
Working on building a 2x72 belt grinder so I can start making knives. Been using files and it’s real slow going
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