Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Craftsmanship => Accoutrements => Topic started by: wwpete52 on June 09, 2012, 12:33:08 PM
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(http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m113/wwpete52/widelooppick001.jpg)
This is a very weird story. The other night while sleeping I had a dream that I was working out in my shop. In my dream I made a vent pick with a wide loop handle. I awoke from my dream and ran out to the shop to make it before I forgot what it looked like. This is it. What do you think?
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Good one Pete!
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Looks like a dream.
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SWEEEEEEEEET!!
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Ya might try Ambien! Look's good!
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Awright...I got a forge, anvil, hammers and tongs too, but I do believe that Pete has some miniture elves or some such to make tools and instruments that fine (as in miniature size) that are that fine (as in goll-danged that is purty). I am going to enlarge that picture and check for the teeny-tiny touch marks the little people put on these things they make for Pete.
All in fun. Pete you turn out some mighty fine stuff.
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Pete that is a work of art, you keep on dreaming and let us know what you come up with next!
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As soon as I fire up my forge,My "dream" project's will all look like Adreiane Barbeau!
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Your age. It is showing...
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Your age. It is showing...
Who is Adreiane Barbeau?
Are you older than me Path? Looking 64 rite in the eye.
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As soon as I fire up my forge,My "dream" project's will all look like Adreiane Barbeau! 
I'll take the first thing you make Ted.
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Your age. It is showing...
Who is Adreiane Barbeau?
Are you older than me Path? Looking 64 rite in the eye.
She is a very hot chick our age. Remember the 1980 movie "The Fog" ?
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Your age. It is showing...
Who is Adreiane Barbeau? ;)
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I realized when I was moving this topic that I own this vent pick!!
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:hairy
Great looking piece! Is it going on the trade blanket?
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No.
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Darn! It is good lookin' and I was hoping I could upgrade my "cap pick".
Early in my cap gun experience a fail-to-fire led me to discover several used caps stuck in my hammer. After that I started checking with each shot and using a small screw driver to flick the problem caps out. Got home and spotted a length of brass rod waiting for another project and realized it was just what I needed. Made this quick, attached it to my capper and it's served well, as you can see from the blackened tip.
Not pretty, but it does the job.
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Darn! It is good lookin' and I was hoping I could upgrade my "cap pick".
Early in my cap gun experience a fail-to-fire led me to discover several used caps stuck in my hammer. After that I started checking with each shot and using a small screw driver to flick the problem caps out. Got home and spotted a length of brass rod waiting for another project and realized it was just what I needed. Made this quick, attached it to my capper and it's served well, as you can see from the blackened tip.
Not pretty, but it does the job.
:hairy