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I wish there was a way. I’d hook everyone up.
Thanks again. Rich Farmer is a freaking genius.
Grandpa Tokin Grows GG4 & ASD In RDWC With Cree LED
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I wish there was a way. I’d hook everyone up.
Thanks again. Rich Farmer is a freaking genius.
I know you would
Heck the clone would fit in the cup holder .My last GG clone. Finally rooted and looking for a home...
Awww man I want her!!! Damn that American border or I'd be down there soon to pick her up with a ready to go bucket of Coco, strap her in the seat like TMD and back to the newty/Swagg show! One can have Xmas dreams .
Looks good in here as usual, glad that z7 is working for you.
Can't believe it's almost harvest time already grandpa! Your ppfd must be right on point for that flower period. . Good stuff!
Scrogdawg
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Good morning friends, today is day 45 from the flip. We are fast approaching a harvest. I don't know what to say, but it has to be these COBs that are making a difference. I normally am taking her down at 56-60 days (from flip) with hps alone. This time it appears we are definitely in that window or maybe even a day or two earlier. Nugs are still small, but she's always been small with lots of power.
I'm totally sold on this Z7 stuff. I can see the difference in just a few days. It's going in all my buckets. Thanks Pennywise and Scrogdawg for your valuable help. I sincerely appreciate that.
Picture time!
My last GG clone. Finally rooted and looking for a home...
The veg room is looking small and lonely at the moment, but we have life!
Grandpa's Glue for you!
Warming up my shop is always fun. Have a wonderful 420 day!
Well, it was either me or Tunkers and he's gone walkabout.
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LOL, you’re all dicks! You’re going to make me stop this car again huh?!
Scrogdawg
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When I read this it sounded like my dads voice in my head from 55 years ago. I think I pee'd just a little.
Rider509
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This isn't a car, it's a crazy train!
Tunkers
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Sorry I'm late, what did I miss?Good morning friends, today is day 45 from the flip. We are fast approaching a harvest. I don't know what to say, but it has to be these COBs that are making a difference. I normally am taking her down at 56-60 days (from flip) with hps alone. This time it appears we are definitely in that window or maybe even a day or two earlier. Nugs are still small, but she's always been small with lots of power.
I'm totally sold on this Z7 stuff. I can see the difference in just a few days. It's going in all my buckets. Thanks Pennywise and Scrogdawg for your valuable help. I sincerely appreciate that.
Picture time!
My last GG clone. Finally rooted and looking for a home...
The veg room is looking small and lonely at the moment, but we have life!
Grandpa's Glue for you!
Warming up my shop is always fun. Have a wonderful 420 day!
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Mostly clear, but getting cloudy:
If anyone is interested, this is some of what I do in my spare time. I didn’t make the Damascus steel nor did I grind the bevel. All I did was sharpen the blade, do the spine file work, add the brass guard, and make the handle out of an antler shed.
My son in law found the shed (on my property) and gave it to me. I decided to make the knife handle out of the antler and then use the remainder of it as a stand for the blade.
What I did tonight was flock the shed in the areas where the knife will rest when it’s sitting on the antler. Anyway, the green stuff is the flock. After it cures, then the knife can rest on the antler without damage to the blade.
The handle is made of the antler naturally, but also some buffalo horn (the black part), and some micarta pieces to add some color.
If anyone is interested, this is some of what I do in my spare time. I didn’t make the Damascus steel nor did I grind the bevel. All I did was sharpen the blade, do the spine file work, add the brass guard, and make the handle out of an antler shed.
My son in law found the shed (on my property) and gave it to me. I decided to make the knife handle out of the antler and then use the remainder of it as a stand for the blade.
What I did tonight was flock the shed in the areas where the knife will rest when it’s sitting on the antler. Anyway, the green stuff is the flock. After it cures, then the knife can rest on the antler without damage to the blade.
The handle is made of the antler naturally, but also some buffalo horn (the black part), and some micarta pieces to add some color.
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Damned double post again.
Stltoed
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That's so awesome. I'm a machinist by trade and always wanted to make one from scratch. A long time ago a company called CVA made black powder rifles/pistols, but they also had a few knife kits. the Skinner, the Bowie, and the Arkansas Toothpick. You can still find them on EBay. I made the Bowie. I was in Junior High... been a while. Yours is badassMostly clear, but getting cloudy:
If anyone is interested, this is some of what I do in my spare time. I didn't make the Damascus steel nor did I grind the bevel. All I did was sharpen the blade, do the spine file work, add the brass guard, and make the handle out of an antler shed.
My son in law found the shed (on my property) and gave it to me. I decided to make the knife handle out of the antler and then use the remainder of it as a stand for the blade.
What I did tonight was flock the shed in the areas where the knife will rest when it's sitting on the antler. Anyway, the green stuff is the flock. After it cures, then the knife can rest on the antler without damage to the blade.
The handle is made of the antler naturally, but also some buffalo horn (the black part), and some micarta pieces to add some color.
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That’s impressive, Tunkers! Make a great machete or bolo handle.
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I’ve always wanted to forge my own Damascus and some day, in the near future, I’m buying a propane forge so I can play. My Grandpa was a master knife maker back in the day. I have a Damascus knife in which my great-grandfather made the steel, my grandpa forged the knife, and my father made the handle out of buffalo bone and horn. It’s very nice! ...and my most prized possession.
Stltoed
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Wow, that's amazing. I wanna make one
The rooster
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Don't start the worst fire in a cities history and burn down like 200 buildings imitating forged in fire now ya heard? Lol anyone see that on the news the other day?
Awesome, keep it safe. That kind of workmanship is rare these days
Rider509
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Good morning friends, today is day 45 from the flip. We are fast approaching a harvest. I don’t know what to say, but it has to be these COBs that are making a difference. I normally am taking her down at 56-60 days (from flip) with hps alone. This time it appears we are definitely in that window or maybe even a day or two earlier. Nugs are still small, but she’s always been small with lots of power.
I’m totally sold on this Z7 stuff. I can see the difference in just a few days. It’s going in all my buckets. Thanks Pennywise and Scrogdawg for your valuable help. I sincerely appreciate that.
Picture time!
My last GG clone. Finally rooted and looking for a home...
The veg room is looking small and lonely at the moment, but we have life!
Grandpa’s Glue for you!
Warming up my shop is always fun. Have a wonderful 420 day!
Mostly clear, but getting cloudy:
If anyone is interested, this is some of what I do in my spare time. I didn’t make the Damascus steel nor did I grind the bevel. All I did was sharpen the blade, do the spine file work, add the brass guard, and make the handle out of an antler shed.
My son in law found the shed (on my property) and gave it to me. I decided to make the knife handle out of the antler and then use the remainder of it as a stand for the blade.
What I did tonight was flock the shed in the areas where the knife will rest when it’s sitting on the antler. Anyway, the green stuff is the flock. After it cures, then the knife can rest on the antler without damage to the blade.
The handle is made of the antler naturally, but also some buffalo horn (the black part), and some micarta pieces to add some color.
Remind me again why I hang out with you buttdarts? :surrender:
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