What Do You Make?

[seger98]

Someone has WAY too much time on his hands! LOL

 

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[kieser sousa/rip]

Man y'all are some very talented treasure huntin folks ! Ace ya got the mini fishing pole ....now were's the mini detector.....everydollhouse should have one !

oops I must have missed a page cuz I just saw the detectors.........very cool !

 

[rmptr]

Great painting on the skull, T!

Painting on old carpenter handsaws was pretty popular around here...
And they are easier to find than skulls!

I sure would like to see what kind of wind chime is a big seller...

That would be fun to make.

Best to all
rmptr

 

[Burdie]

Supper work by all. Wish I was talented like that.

Burdie

 

[trikikiwi]

I am sorry I like to show off not many mini builders in my neck of the woods......

Keep Showing Off, Please
and everyone elsealso, Please
I Love Art of any sort and attempt a few myself.
Cheers, Mike

 

[rmptr]

Bump !

I thought I'd come back and post these here to show Bob.

Thanks!
rmptr


We quickly tossed some on a T-shirt out in the sun...
(Could have taken better pictures...)

And now, an hour later, it's beginning to RAIN!
Unbelievable!!!

 

[Monty]

I make squirrel stew. Monty 11, Squirrels 0. Two of the last 4 escaped. Monty

 

[Mental Granny]

rmptr that is some very pretty bling there!

Yep I beleive the rain rain here almost all day cooled off enough had to turn the heat back up!

 

[rmptr]

Ha! Ha!

That's funny, MG.

Yesterday, I was about to turn off the heater, for the year.
Today, it started out 'take pictures of flowers', then it rained. and still is!
(it cost me a couple hundred in losses so far...)
But the flowers are nice!

Thank you. Glad everyone likes the sparklies!
We've sold most all the ear rings and te best of the necklaces.
Must make more.

Ha! Took apart the earrings I first posted, redid them as got more experience, then they sold.
I don't know that we're making any money, but soon the craft store will add on a new wing.



Kathy did real nice beadwork. She hasn't been on in a month or so.
Wonder what she's up to...

 

[Mental Granny]

Maybe driving back to home base I think is what I read that they were leaving there soon, so could be they are driving

 

[Shaw]

I made a book last year, Its out next week.... You guys and gals have some really nice looking stuff.

 

[Blacksheep]

I made a book last year, Its out next week.... You guys and gals have some really nice looking stuff.

 

[rmptr]

That's really great shaw!

I will ask our library to buy it.

 

[truckinbutch]

I posted examples of my work in Favorites under Hobbies . Don't want to be redundant and not literate enough to link to those posts . Take a look if you wish .
Jim

 

[Mental Granny]

Went and looked very nice both posts! I really like the spoons and the wagon is great!

It takes a whole lot of talent to do both and you can see how much love you put into all the creations!

 

[Monty]

I guess you could say I make this. I reload all my own ammunition for about 35 different calibers from 7.62 Russian Pistol to .45-70 rifle. I have harvested countless game animals and every one of them was taken with one of my reloads. I have worked up hundreds of test loads and tested and documented the results. The main goal was/is accuracy first and then velocity/killing power second. A combination of both is required for the humain harvesting of game animals. I also shoot in competiton with hi-power military bolt action rifles.

While at the police department detective division I did forensic hypnosis to help identify and convict felony suspects, including homicide, sex crimes, robberies and theft crimes. We called that "making a case" so I guess I made that too? Monty

 

[rmptr]

WoW!

That's a lot of calibers, Monty!

I just started working with a 7.62x54R
It's kinda different! But NOT like that Russian revolver!!!!!

 

[Monty]

The little Russian revolver is unique in that when it is cocked the cylinder slides forward and the nose of the bullet and case actually goes into the barrel. Cases are very expensive because they are scarce so I make my own out of .32-20 by cutting and trimming them. It is actually a .32 caliber while 7.62 (.308) is the designation. I don't think a lot of the early cartridges were measured too accurately. I tried to harvest a deer with all of my military calibers and I have taken two with the 7.62X54 Russian. rmptr, I guess you are finding that most 7.62X 54Rs are not 30 caliber but the bores mike out about .310 to .312". I went from a .308 to a .311 diameter bullet and the accuracy increased amazingly. Mike your bore if you haven't already. Monty

 

[rmptr]

Thanks Monty.

Yep! I always wanted one of those seven shooters!

(I think I'd get a box or two of Seliers & Beloit factory brass made to specs if I ever got one.
Then I'd reload that.)

The 91/30 sure is an interesting rifle.
Still haven't slugged it, but I bought a .303 British collet neck sizing die for it.
I'm learning about remanufacturing steel Berdan cases now.

Soon as I get the primer situation figgered, I will probably paper patch for a while.
I recently swapped for a small lathe. I might try to make my own bullet mold.
Never tried anything like that before...
Near as I can tell, it's all about grinding the proper tool bit to make the cut.

Best
rmptr

 

[Neogeo]

These are some of what my wife Dawn can make..
This was a Littlest Petshop.

This is what she went by..

that is Ganache chocolate work on top..

This one is from my last B-day..

Well thats all for now...Thanx for lookin....Geo