Building wall hangers from junk
Does any one else have it this stupid adiction.
http://users.adelphia.net/~tobefree/index.htm
I think I may need some serious help!
This is what is on my kitchen table right now( as I am getting ready to head out the door to a Gun show 35 mi to the SE. There is a couple dozen more projects laying around here some place, and two more coming this week.
Is the a pill or something?
http://users.adelphia.net/~tobefree/index.htm
I think I may need some serious help!
This is what is on my kitchen table right now( as I am getting ready to head out the door to a Gun show 35 mi to the SE. There is a couple dozen more projects laying around here some place, and two more coming this week.
Is the a pill or something?
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Now, I only allow myself one project at a time, That way I can get it finished....My kitchen table has looked like that many times[:D]
Ruric, NE OHIO,0 -
Looks like home!
cbxjeff<P>It's too late for me, save yourself. <br>0 -
Dirtyrat is right about finishing projects. I keep them assembled as much as possible instead of a lot of disconnected parts. It's easier to see what you need and when you get a part to stick in on one in the right place. I also pass up bolt actions unless it's something special. 0 -
The bolt actions are two 1902 Winchesters and a Remington Smoothbore that I found a factory NOS barrel for. And I agree with the one project at a time idea. Most of this stuff I bought with in the last month. I buy'em when I can find'em. I just found a 1892 Marlin project that was added to that mess today. I've found that sometimes a part is more valuable than cash when you are trying to get a guy off a part that you need badly. 0
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