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Well not entirely, tons of pictures and videos, so only some of it stays in Burk.

You mean you are not going to give each of those bees names Tim.

They were in the back part of the store under the big red lights. All going peep peep peep.

I loved the tractor supply store. Every time we went in there were hot chicks in there.

The bottom part of the anvil is a shaft and flange compliments of the scrap yard. On top of that is most of a pin that Scott brought Charlie, the top is a square drive shaft off of some piece of...

I’m pretty sure it is not moving very far.

I am still away, it is a good time for holidays.

SeaTac was a zoo this morning. I will be a day later to OKC.
Security screening lines were over 2 hours long. I would have had to have been at the airport more than two and a half hours for a...

And so my journey begins. . .

I have two flights on Sunday. Sunday night in Seattle. OKC on Monday afternoon. Dave and TC and I will assemble in OKC and the fun will begin there.

Man it’s been a long time since I’ve blown anything up.

TC is quite good company.

Man I envy you guys with such short trips. Great news for me though is the company for the drive from OKC to Burk is great.

Are there people with a wood stash that they will bring? Should you need some bits, any one let me know relatively soon.

I had not considered making brushes as a possible at the meet. I have a lot of pacific yew of that interests you.
Let me know and I can put a piece in my luggage.

Randy you are just rockin that lapidary stuff.

I think it depends on how much slag there will be from impurities in the ore.

I was thinking of a foundry furnace and making crucible steel, as opposed to making a Bloomberg furnace and refining ore. At some point, when I get to it, I intend to try to make crucible steel from...

Well Mike Blue also smelts and makes steel from black sand, and he has been known to attend the meet on occasion. I have so much black iron sand in this area it’s crazy. If we are going to plan for...

Thanks randy.

I see a bunch of wedges, a few pieces that might make inlays and some beads in those scraps Randy. I like the idea of making brushes.

Charlie is hosting but technical support for me on my project last year was Scott, Victor, Andy, Charlie, Randy and maybe more. With their help we were able to make a pretty cool razor. Pete also...

Tom an auxiliary lens sounds interesting, I trust you are bringing it.

Excellent Randy.
I will bring my dork lord visor too.

It’s worth the trip for the social and TCs bbq.
The learning and doing is just icing on the cake.