Yea got some in 9mm and maybe 357 and that eldorado Starfire ammo. Feel sorry for the guy who gets the business end of them
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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xraydaniel
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Spent time just enjoying nature today with the fam. Had my 14 y/o try out the .22 AR pistol. She tried the TX22 and P22Q as well. The Aquila super extra was not ejecting well in the AR.
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Got the rest of the oak. The 
says it's a northern pin oak. So now got one pin oak in the red oak family and another type that's in the white oak family 
says it's a northern pin oak. So now got one pin oak in the red oak family and another type that's in the white oak family 
I loaded up on 40 S&W Black Talons when they were pulling them off the market, have about 20 boxes. However, I recently started carrying my Lehigh Penetrator handloads in both my 380 and 40 S&W. I'm confident they will work well in a variety of situations.
MechanicMatt
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Was out scouting for deer season and ran into Yogi
That's cool. Never seen a bear in the wild, but there are sightings on a normal basis within a few miles of our place, usually in the spring.
Was scouting for chipmunks and saw this guy
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Totally unrelated to wood, at all. Think I've mentioned before one of my many hobbies is 3d printing. Been running a fairly old ender 3, heavily modified for a coupole of years now. Wife finally gave me the go ahead to upgrade. Ordered a bambu labs p1s + the ams (multi filament system) which is a huge step up for me, I'll be able to print more exotic polymers since it's enclosed. Supposed to be delivered today or tomorrow. Opens up a whole world of stuff I can make with engineering grade materials that I had issues printing with my current printer. I'm actually pretty excited to get it. Will probably end up swapping out a few components straight away to make changing nozzles easier but I have a ton of stuff to make for the shop with it planned. If you guys have any interest I'll post up picks as I make stuff.
Cool stuff,
Hope everyone had a nice weekend. Running behind but I will post pics of mine later. Had a very enjoyable but windy canoe trip.
Itās an amazing technology. Awesome to see it go from an idea, to a modeling tool, to production equipment.
And to see it become mainstream and affordable (at certain levels).
Philbert
I hope no one scrounges this!!!! I've seen some crazy bends in trees, but I've never seen one do a complete 360 and keep going!!
Yes it is, quite amazing. Even newer entry level machines have capabilites machines didn't have just a few years ago. For under $200.00 you can get a beginner set up and have all the features my current printer has that I had to add on/make for it. Machines like I just ordered were $5k and up and didn't have the capabilites my new printer has.
Kinda star trek type stuff right now. Wouldn't surprise me if they became a house hold item in another 10 years. They really are getting really easy to use, design side/programming set aside. Once that's polished the prospects are endless.
Fun weekend at the lake with family. We got into quite a few smallmouth, none of any great size. 
Back home, I scrounged up a bunch of river grass to decorate my layout blind. We have sole permission to hunt a pasture tomorrow where around 100 geese have been landing at first light after coming off the roost. Hopefully I will report back on a successful hunt!
Back home, I scrounged up a bunch of river grass to decorate my layout blind. We have sole permission to hunt a pasture tomorrow where around 100 geese have been landing at first light after coming off the roost. Hopefully I will report back on a successful hunt!
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New carb does wonders . Removed the rebuilt Quadra jet and put back on the AFB with a rebuild kit in it . View attachment IMG_8974.mov
Sawyer Rob
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I had a "brutal" day at the office all day today, and this was my office,
Much of it was so thick and tall I couldn't see through it, and then there was a swamp I had to cross, and I nearly got stuck crossing it but I got it all done now!
I'm pretty sure tomorrow will be a better day! lol
SR
Much of it was so thick and tall I couldn't see through it, and then there was a swamp I had to cross, and I nearly got stuck crossing it but I got it all done now!
I'm pretty sure tomorrow will be a better day! lol
SR
MechanicMatt
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MechanicMatt
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He asked me if I was afraid of overloading my truck. I told him, the only load worth hauling is an overload
I mean, the engineers put them bump stops on trucks for a reason, right??
I mean, the engineers put them bump stops on trucks for a reason, right??
I can relate. I have more 6x6x16's in the back of my half ton going with me tomorrow morning than I probably should. Oh and they're still wet... She is squatting pretty well and slower to stop, but the field we are hunting is less than a mile from our camp where they're destined and that is 65k or 40 miles from home. Why waste a trip, right?
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