Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: osage outlaw on April 17, 2020, 09:00:11 am
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I made this TV stand to match my bow racks in my archery/TV room. I still have a few more things I want to make before the room is finished.
(https://i.imgur.com/vP2wUck.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/Mm5LNMS.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/kyFqi8O.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/UbowsXm.jpg)
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Wow, that's a beauty.
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Beautiful work. I really like that.
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Beautiful work Clint.
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Pretty darn nice Clint.Outstanding!!!Most people settle for pine or cedar......Ha Ha.
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Clint , beautiful now but wait till she gets her tan, very well done. Bob
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Looking good Clint.
Bjrogg
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Pretty darn nice Clint.Outstanding!!!Most people settle for pine or cedar......Ha Ha.
This is a lot heavier than pine or cedar. It was all the wife could do to help me get it into the house.
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Clint , beautiful now but wait till she gets her tan, very well done. Bob
I'm leaving the curtains open for that very reason.
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Good job, Clint. I thought you were making that for Goober?
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Very nice work! That is a one of a kind tv stand for sure.
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Good job, Clint. I thought you were making that for Goober?
Eddie, I'm going to make him an osage possum knocker
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That would look a heck of a lot better in my family room than yours, lol. Again, you knocked it out of the park.
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Dude! Awesome
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I'm getting jealous of your stuff. You are doing great work there. Keep it coming.
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Thanks guys. I'm turning an empty bedroom into a place I can relax and enjoy seeing my bow stuff displayed.
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OK, I googled possum knocker. I got a biscuit that's too heavy (only good use is for killing possums, I guess) and a door knocker shaped like a possum. I'm guessing you meant something else. Care to enlighten an ignorant northerner? ;D
T
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OK, I googled possum knocker. I got a biscuit that's too heavy (only good use is for killing possums, I guess) and a door knocker shaped like a possum. I'm guessing you meant something else. Care to enlighten an ignorant northerner? ;D
T
That was an inside joke with Mullet.
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Really nice, Clint. Good looking.
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That was an inside joke with Mullet.
Anything like the "snake discourager" I carry out in the desert?
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Clint, is there anything you aren't good at doing? Seriously.
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Clint, is there anything you aren't good at doing? Seriously.
Reaching stuff on the top shelf JW. I've never been good at that.
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Would I be wrong in saying osage is your everything wood?
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Would I be wrong in saying osage is your everything wood?
I am rather fond of it Ed.
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I'd say so too.It's a really beautiful type wood.
I've seen some counters under cabinets made by the Amish here and loooong dinner tables.Once set they don't care to move them again much.I'd think it could be used as flooring also.When they have a sawmill mill anything is possible.
You must have a saw mill by you too?
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I took 2 trailer loads of osage logs to a sawmill about 15 minutes away. Former amish guy. He was very cheap. I paid him more than he asked. I want to take some more to him when I get the extra money. I have a spalted black cherry tree that I want to have cut too.
I was riding the trolley between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge Tennessee a few years back when I noticed all of the benches were made from osage boards. I told my wife when that trolly was rusting away in a scrap yard one day the benches will still be as solid as the day they were built.
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That looks fantastic!
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Real nice work, and beautiful wood! Have find some of that next run back east!
Hawkdancer
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I took 2 trailer loads of osage logs to a sawmill about 15 minutes away. Former amish guy. He was very cheap. I paid him more than he asked. I want to take some more to him when I get the extra money. I have a spalted black cherry tree that I want to have cut too.
I was riding the trolley between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge Tennessee a few years back when I noticed all of the benches were made from osage boards. I told my wife when that trolly was rusting away in a scrap yard one day the benches will still be as solid as the day they were built.
I don't doubt that a bit.I had an old timer tell me in the cafe once say he used osage posts for structure for fish in his pond.I asked him how long did he expect those to last.He said oh at least 50 years and then they'll turn into iron....Ha Ha.
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Beautiful Clint. :)
Pappy
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Very nice work!
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The tiller on your tv stand looks perfect!
Seriously though, that is pretty special. You are a craftsman.