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Peculiar things you keep around the shop
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Jack Knight1979
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nice mushroom cloud maker!
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Jack Knight1979
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Love the corgi. I have a Corgi shop dog too.
Love the corgi. I have a Corgi shop dog too.
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Jack, have any tips for shedding?
Jack Knight1979
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I do.
During the shedding season. We don't pet Whittfield in the traditional manner. We more or less pat him. Keeps lose hair down. A solid stroke on that coat during seasonal shed time and it's "hair in the air".
We also have this brush called a furminator. It's a machined metal comb that just removes the undercoat (which is the main shedding fur on the dog).
It helps a lot. We don't have carpet at our house. He likes to roll around on the floor and it would clog up carpet like no ones business.
Thankfully our hardwood floors don't pull on his coat like carpet would. Our first apartment was carpeted. We vacuumed every to every other day. haha
Finally. Corgi's are the coolest dogs and the one problem is their shedding. You gotta' deal with it for the best dog breed there is.
Watch out for arthritis in his/her back as your dog ages. Whiffield has to be in pain meds 24/7 now, but he's 12. Still acts like a puppy when he's doped up.
Question: Does your corgi bark? Ours does not. He sings. He only barks maybe two times a year. When he meets someone new he sings. The person is afraid as if it's a warning, but he's just happy.
Curious if you've experienced this.
Enjoy!
During the shedding season. We don't pet Whittfield in the traditional manner. We more or less pat him. Keeps lose hair down. A solid stroke on that coat during seasonal shed time and it's "hair in the air".
We also have this brush called a furminator. It's a machined metal comb that just removes the undercoat (which is the main shedding fur on the dog).
It helps a lot. We don't have carpet at our house. He likes to roll around on the floor and it would clog up carpet like no ones business.
Thankfully our hardwood floors don't pull on his coat like carpet would. Our first apartment was carpeted. We vacuumed every to every other day. haha
Finally. Corgi's are the coolest dogs and the one problem is their shedding. You gotta' deal with it for the best dog breed there is.
Watch out for arthritis in his/her back as your dog ages. Whiffield has to be in pain meds 24/7 now, but he's 12. Still acts like a puppy when he's doped up.
Question: Does your corgi bark? Ours does not. He sings. He only barks maybe two times a year. When he meets someone new he sings. The person is afraid as if it's a warning, but he's just happy.
Curious if you've experienced this.
Enjoy!
TyrantDesigner
Art! Hot and fresh.
ouchies.
He finds driftwood. No embellishments on this piece if you can believe it! I keep it in my Curio cabinet and sometimes people notice it, so it is fun when they do.
OK, as proud I am of my Donkey Baller Award, here is some more interesting stuff.
In these pics you'll find:
Frischs Big Boy sign, A bunch of Schwinn Bicycles, Galaga, Indy 500 Twin Video Games, Danny Sullican Video game, Slot machine, our Giant Crayola Crayon Packing Peanut Dispenser, An Old Triumph...
In these pics you'll find:
Frischs Big Boy sign, A bunch of Schwinn Bicycles, Galaga, Indy 500 Twin Video Games, Danny Sullican Video game, Slot machine, our Giant Crayola Crayon Packing Peanut Dispenser, An Old Triumph...
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rushworks graphics
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ya see, now i think that is really bad................keeping a bow to shoot the dog if he steals your beer.......terrible!
:ROFLMAO:
Yeah, that Corgi is way too cute!
Okay, I'm adding another somethin' that my brother gave me. He is the best!
He likes to carve and has taken down lots of trees on his land. So, he came up with this thing for me... I drilled holes in it's head, if it's going to get a prominent space in my studio and if it is going to take up important table top space
then it has to be functional!!! So, it holds many of my smaller brushes.
Okay, I'm adding another somethin' that my brother gave me. He is the best!
He likes to carve and has taken down lots of trees on his land. So, he came up with this thing for me... I drilled holes in it's head, if it's going to get a prominent space in my studio and if it is going to take up important table top space
then it has to be functional!!! So, it holds many of my smaller brushes.Attachments
phototec
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here i am... checking out flame's collection
here's a collection i've posted before. just something to look at while i go look around for something more exciting to post.
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GG, you showed us your rubbers, so I'll show you mine!
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Border
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Yeah, that Corgi is way too cute!
Okay, I'm adding another somethin' that my brother gave me. He is the best!
He likes to carve and has taken down lots of trees on his land. So, he came up with this thing for me... I drilled holes in it's head, if it's going to get a prominent space in my studio and if it is going to take up important table top space
Like that a lot! But tell me, does your bro partake in copious amounts of cannabis?
:Big Laugh
phototec
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And the winner is!!!
Yes, your guess is correct, it's a must have assortment set of "O-rings", you never know when you will need one in the shop, and there are so many different sizes (thickness & diameter), it's just makes since to have the complete set on hand.
If you need an O-ring and go to auto store or one of the BIG box stores, you could pay $1-5.00 per O-ring, however Harbor Freight has a complete assortment of 382 pieces for $9.99.
http://www.harborfreight.com/382-piece-o-ring-assortment-67554.html
I posted my photo, cause GG had the same set.
Mike F
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Anyone remember these, state-of-the art at the time?
jaz or zip? can't remember