Yeah but which is mightier?
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Let's see the cool stuff you make! Official "show off thread"
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Depends on the hand that's wielding.
Trying out something totally new. I was talking knives with a buddy at work and he mentioned he wished someone made a gut hook with a vertical handle like a plunge dagger. I was going to make him this and a skinner for the opening of deer season. First time I’ve made a guy hook, or put in serrations.
Very cool! Is that truly glass or is it "plastic" or plexi-glass? It's beautiful regardless. DoggyMama used to do stained glass work. It's very tedious work!
All glass. Hand cut. Hand fit on the grinder. Foiled then soldered. Wrapped in came if it's a piece that's going to be hung. She makes some nice stuff. Very talented
People always want her to make something but it's not a cheap hobby and alot of hours go into making these and balk at what it would cost. And she ls way to cheap on labor as far as time put in. Like $5 per hour cheap. Some of the more elaborate pieces are 100+ hours of work. Translates, at that cheap rate, to $500 just on labor.
The headdress on the native American is fantastic !
Well once again, very nice!! And I'm well aware of the labor that goes into it. I tried my hand at it very briefly and I don't have the patience for it. I would occasionally help DoggyMama with the foiling of the pieces but that was about the extent of my involvement.
Her late brother was even better at it than she was. He made some very nice pieces.
DragonGunner
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Wife got a used floor loom to make rugs and stuff, needed a bench. $450 new. So got $50 in lumber from Menards and just made one today. No wood shop so couldn’t do some things I wanted but didn’t come out bad.
