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Looks kind of like Hog ring pliers -
odd shaped jaws on pliers -
this is a pair of pliers I picked up at a second hand store, 2-3 dollars. Not sure what they are used for but appear to be some kind of "hog ring" plier -
Can recycled tires be used as fuel?
ggraham replied to evfreek's topic in Solid Fuels: Coal, Coke, Charcoal, Wood, etc
I like contraptions as much as the next guy, but I think I'll pass. George -
Everytime I visit this site, I learn something new or how little I know. I just thought my choices were rust, paint, acidize and linseed oil. Thanks for the info on Guilders Paste. George
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Thanks, nice clean lines and simple. I like it. George
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Brian, looks like it might fold up for storage and transportation. If it does, how did you accomplish this, a slotted hole on one side? George
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Kendrick, find someone who trotlines or jug fishes for catfish, they always need weights. I'd come get them if you were closer to San Antonio. George
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reminds me of boot camp george
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Very few people cause this kind of emotion, vets, fishing buddies, kids and pets, mostly vets and pets. What Glenn said. George
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I use china markers (grease pencils) for layout over punched points/scribe marks. grease gets down in punchs or scribed lines and wears well even when not down in the grooves. Cleans up easily with WD40 type solvent/penetrating oils. George
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old bolt head tongs, picked up at second hand shop, $8.00, heavy duty, pitted, same set as those with white background. -
I bought these tongs, pretty rough, at a place where my wife likes to buy old glass ware, $8.00, they are heavy duty with alot of pitting -
Whatever you do, don't give up hope and take no prisoners. Thinking of you. George
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41 inch Bull Red (drum) Sept 2007, 12' rod, 65# test, Penn 6/0 -
120# RR anvil -
some red clay brick (soaps) thin bricks, about 1 1/2 inches thick, great flooring -
these are probably 50 to 75 years old, my father inlaw taught me how to use a saw, (my father tried, but I was too smart to learn from him) My Father In Law was a carpenter all his life and still preferred a hand saw over a power saw, -
My nephew used to work at a hardwood supplier and they filled up dumpsters weekly with shorts and such, so he brought me some maple and walnut. -
I also make fishing nets, not many, too labor intensive, Walmart sells them cheaper than I can buy the twine, galv, carbon steel hoops and handles, let alone the netting process. -
where I work finds it cheaper to replace worn/damaged bits, so I told them I would take all the were discarding. -
I use this to hold tree limbs as I cut up with chain saw. It is mounted on a 2x8x48" that I clamp to the saw horse it is leaning on. -
guy on my road was moving, $5 apiece, couldn't pass up -
Frosty, Wore out plenty of hole saws as a refrigeration pipe fitter in the grocery store install bidness. Still have some, i will give the welded mild steel thing a try, Always someone with different experience willing to help. THANKS A BUNCH. George