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Condolences sent to family and friends.

One that leans toward jewelry, and has a ton of info on it is The Ganoksin Project. Nice work, David!

More prayers for your heart, George.

Nice pictorial! Looking good. Thanks for sharing.

My Ti money clip is .040. .060 might be a bit too stiff to get bills into. I agree with Tracy on heating the Ti when bending, else it will crack.

It's a nice place to visit. My grandfather donated the old tools used in the restoration of the site. We used to have a farm there in Saugus until the city decided it needed it more than my family.

Nice looking. I like the fangs/claws for a handle!

Condolences and prayers for his family.

I wish I had a knife vise! Thanks!

I like to breath! Thanks!

Prayers and condolences to Phil's family. He will be missed and remembered well.

I saw a place that did their own stencils to blast the designs and lettering into stone. It was just like the stencils used in etching, only rubberized and heavy duty. 3M makes some, as do others...

Looks to be a scam to me.

Nice knife and nice gesture, Billy! Thanks!

Nice pics, Les! If there's even a remote possibility a setup is going to bite you, rest assured it will. Glue time, indeed. Get better and wiser.

Seeing as I won your last one, I'll sit this one out. Thanks for the gesture to the forum, and thanks for the one I got, Jeff. I like it!

Prayers sent for Frank and family.

You could just take the receptacle end off a three wire extension cord. Black is Hot White is neutral Green is ground.

Maybe you could use up some of that wait time wiring up the motor first. :rolleyes:

Probably not. The brass and copper have different melting points. What you would end up with is brass melted in between oxidized copper, with no adhesion.