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Old 09-22-2008, 03:19 PM   #16
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I agree if you just had to have a switch.....

Mac,,, you sew your own clothing??? Todd.............are you listening?????

Hell, I don't even buy my own clothing [/quote:ih3khewa]

Stevie Wonders been picking out your digs huh???
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Old 09-22-2008, 03:21 PM   #17
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This is gonna be OT big time!

Yeah I sew my own clothing. Scottish War bonnets called Balmora, Woolen weskits with and with out sleeves, Capote' (Fur Trade blanket coat of Hudson Bay and or Whiney's blanlets. Deer hide pants from deer I kill. Mocs knee high, and center seam and pucker toe, as seen in mueseums of the fur trade. I cut silver and engrave to make trade silver, some I sell. I hand sew leather sheaths for ax's, tomahawks, and knives and I hand forge the knives.

I make dresses for my wife and do the silver on them and the bead work. Last week I made a holster for my Ruger single six, in the old mexican fashion, where the holster is mounted to another flap behind the holster. So yeah I sew.

made everything you see counting the gun

same thing I made every bit of it the 1860 colt is a clone kit.



some blades.


every thing here except the real antique beads
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Old 09-22-2008, 03:26 PM   #18
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I thought all you guys knew? I have made sails for boats by hand.. made the boat sail to begin with sometimes.. I am working on a naval cannon mount for a gun that weighs 45 pounds.. just the gun barrel is that weight, cast in gun bronze from a 1700's orignal that was dug up. I will sew some of the parts for it like a water pail in leather, some sewwing goes into the wool, tipped swabs and rammer, and a big catridge box.

No one knew?

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Old 09-22-2008, 03:31 PM   #19
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Old 09-22-2008, 03:37 PM   #20
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LOL Dan.. I really do start fire with a bow drill.. I also make flint and steel sets and sell them.. I buy the tins to keep them in as a set, but I hand forge the strikers, and harden them...

maybe i should delete these posts and pics? I just thought everyone knew I did this stuff all the time. I need new low mocs by thursday, and will get to it soon...

That turks head ring pic is just one long wire... each... those take time.

Sewing fur n feathers is tuff


This was home 1 year and I have 2 other whole years living like this.


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Old 09-22-2008, 03:44 PM   #21
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BD, Just say the word and this can go poof.. I know this is way out of line, but I thought all you guys knew... Bikes are all I have in common with you guys... otherwise i live in a different time.
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Old 09-22-2008, 03:58 PM   #22
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No wussy percussion caps .... flints and frizzens I see ......


I've got a kentucky style that I made years ago...my dad made one similar at the same time.......mine got stolen but I still have his....we had a huge walnut tree go down in the woods and used some of the wood to fabricate the stocks...bought the lock, double set triggers and barrels though....did the stocks completely by hand.......melted down lead from batteries for bullets......man, wish I still had that kinda time.

built a .58 cal zouave...that was a monster!!!

Also, Luv to read the Dixie GunWorks catalog....do they still print that??? OK...we are off subject..............
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Old 09-22-2008, 03:58 PM   #23
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I've sometimes marveled at what I don't know, that was common knowledge in past centuries.

I've thought off the wall things like...even if a large animal was gifted to me in a survival situation, I wouldn't know what to do with it, and therefore would go hungry after a couple of days of spoilage.

My first house was on two acres of ground with artesian wells. I thought that the right person could live there forever. But I'm tied to grocery stores etc. I admire people with the skill and know how to live without modern society. I'm just in no way one of them.

When we lived in Tonga I was amazed at the things that they could do. Make rope out of plant fiber, weave a leaf into a basket that could haul 20 plus pounds etc.

If I ever go on survivor, I'll help my team make a damn nice shelter, then I'll be fairly useless. :)
 
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I'm surprised at what I didn't know either Dan. Mac is the perfect companion for Todd!!
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Hey Mac,,,,,,,,,,,,it's your board! BD don't run it.... Post away!! You jack of all trades is amazing.... Nothing like good survivor skills!!!
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I've assimilated into the corporate world.....still fun to show my son how to do some of that stuff though.....He keeps asking how I learned all that.............let's see .. 3 channels on tv, no computer, only a transistor radio, no cell phone and only a dial phone, no ipod, no walmart every 3 miles, no disposable income..................and acres and acres of woods to play in.......aaaahhh, I digress, I kinda miss the simple stuff sometimes
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and your parents made you play in the cat box too !!!
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Old 09-22-2008, 04:12 PM   #28
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Nope, clean out the cow stalls.......that's why I like you and SWB so much......I learned about bullsh*t a long long time ago!!!!!!
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I've assimilated into the corporate world.....still fun to show my son how to do some of that stuff though.....He keeps asking how I learned all that.............let's see .. 3 channels on tv, no computer, only a transistor radio, no cell phone and only a dial phone, no ipod, no walmart every 3 miles, no disposable income..................and acres and acres of woods to play in.......aaaahhh, I digress, I kinda miss the simple stuff sometimes
That's what got me out to the two acres I spoke of. When we lived in town, my 9 year old thought that the funnest thing to do was ride his bike around the block.

I thought of my childhood living next to a few hundred acre orchard (played and worked there) and thought he was really missing out if riding around the block was the most fun he had.

Moved out to our two acres with artesian wells, spring fed pond, barn that I put one bad ass swing in, fox's, pheasants, ducks, hawks, horses etc.

I'm back to the city now, but I didn't want a riding a pedal bike around the block to be the funest thing my kids did growing up.
 
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Hey Mac,,,,,,,,,,,,it's your board! BD don't run it.... Post away!! You jack of all trades is amazing.... Nothing like good survivor skills!!!
Oh no you don't BD! Next thing you know mac will have us sitting cross-legged sewing leggings and dresses instead of performing bafflectomies and solenoid mods!
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