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General Discussion To Gateway To Airguns => The Shop => : haywire December 16, 2007, 02:24:29 AM
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Until I learn how to post here, please stop by "another" forum to see how I relax.
Regards,
Michael in Florida
http://www.network54.com/Forum/275684/thread/1197763857/How+to+make+wood+grips+for+your+Crosman
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Michael your tools are just perfect for the job. Your woodworking is beautiful and very appealing. We sure thank you for sharing your talents and finished work with us...:) By the way your controle panel is the key to how you view this forum. You have choices to select how you view things, Also at top right you can switch from Nested, Flat or Threades on the fly. Set how you want to veiw in your controle panel and you can switch around with the above selection. Pictures are easy to add, when you make your posts and before you submit just click on "Attach a file after posting" box at bottom of thres window. If you need any more help just ask. Someone will always be glad to help. We love pictures so please post some of your handy work...:) Also there are many forums here which are specific to the subject matter which you can post. This post goes to theGTA Shop Forum. Best of luck and welcome aboard.. Gene
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Welcome to the GTA Forums Michael,
You sure do some beautiful work ! I wish that I could relax and turn out something as beautiful and useful as you have.
Good to have you here as a member and a part of our airgun family !
Bill
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Beautiful Michael. Loads of patience went into that finished product!
JT
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Beautiful work Michale. You must be in SW florida cause it was below 80 this morning at 8am and now it is some where in the low 60's upper 50's but not bad concidering the last couple of post from Shadow there is some funny white stuff on the ground and it's not sand. Keep up the good work would love to see some more pic's. I wouldn"t mind a set of those 1377 grips. Welcome to the GTA.
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They look FANTASTIC!:) great work. Jason it was a nice 15 degree's taday with no wind and the sun was out hehe. Ed
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Thank you all for your kind words. The post was a lot of fun to put together, and I got lucky and stumbled on a comfortable design for the grips. Making your own grips that fit YOUR hand is genuinely rewarding. I just wanted to share the experience in the hope that I would inspire all of you to get those tools out and get cutting.
Regards,
Michael in Florida
(New Syrna Beach)
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That is some real fine work. I look forward to seeing more of it:)
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Absolutely beautiful Michael. I hope you'll stop by offen and share your handywork.
Mike