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  1. 07-02-2011, 01:39 PM #41
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    More great work Ted.
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    Very nice, thanks for posting.
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    Godamighty, you sure was busy, Ted. That's beautiful craftsmanship.
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    Those are looking nice Ted.
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  5. 10-23-2011, 10:58 AM #45
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    Hi folks, hope you all had a great summer! Here's what I did...lol!!!!

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    This monster has a 10 inch blade


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    I forged this out of a pry bar.

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    I like 'em. "You've come a long way pilgrim". Welcome back.
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  8. 10-23-2011, 10:32 PM #48
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    Cool stuff, you got your own style for sure.

    The prybar bowie is really great.
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    Loving the Prybar Bowie . May Have to try that Out Have a Bunch Of Old Ones I Got From My Father In Law . He Had a Tool Box With a Lock On It But Lost the Key to It So In a Few Mins I Had It Opened And In Side Was a Bunck Of Files Of All Sizes and Some prybars . He Told Me The Tool Box Has Been Lockd for Over 20 Years And I Got it Opened In a Few Mins . He Said that the Stuff Was Worthless To Him . And With a Grin I Asked If I Could Have them . So I Got them All and the tool Box too .
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  10. 10-27-2011, 08:19 PM #50
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    Thanks guys!

    I gave that prybar knife to my neighbor. He's always fixing mowers and chainsaws and such. Long story short he's given me a bunch of mower blades. When I told him he could have it he was grinning like a kid on christmas morning. lol!

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    you've definitely got your drawing down. i just noticed the starting stock compared to the tang you ended up with. i can't do that yet at all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by canid View Post
    you've definitely got your drawing down. i just noticed the starting stock compared to the tang you ended up with. i can't do that yet at all.
    Thanks Canid! I drew it out that much with the intention of putting a wooden handle on it with a nut on the end. Well as you can see I ended up cutting it back to about 3 1/2 inches and using a antler for the handle. Got alot of pratice though...lol!

    The key to the drawing is you cant rush it! It will just fold on you. Heat it, tap a few times and heat it again. Probly took me a hour to draw out the tang...just to cut it off....lol!
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  13. 10-28-2011, 05:23 AM #53
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    Great work Ted!
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    Made a new one. 3/16 thick mower blade,oak flooring for scales, and the gaurds are made from those giant cast aluminum folks hanging on gramas kitchen wall.

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    Then I recut this blade.

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    looking good ,Ted Keep them Comming
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    Dang man, nice job.
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    wow just keep getting better and better
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  18. 11-14-2011, 09:05 AM #58
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    Really nice work, Ted.
    They already look like heirlooms.
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  19. 11-14-2011, 09:43 AM #59
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    Outstanding work.
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    Beautiful work.
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