Sickness only gets WORSE

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Hukk
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Sickness only gets WORSE

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YEP, Bill Horn is correct, "The Sickness Only gets Worse". Here are a few pictures of some inventory I horse-traded or bought and sold enough so that all of the stuff in these pictures is basically free at this time.


Each picture has a description of what it is. I got a truckload of very fine cut offs from Calico Hardwoods who buys local walnut trees and burls and makes fine gun blanks that they sell for a fortune. I also got Claro walnut.

Claro Walnut has a reddish tint to it the first picture has 4 pieces of Claro Walnut on the left and 3 pieces of French Walnut with the stabilized French Walnut circled in yellow.

IT ALL STARTED WITH A TRUCKLOAD OF FREE CLARO AND FRENCH WALNUT.

Yeah, I've been busy and need a cleanup day.

I now tend to buy boards and burls and stabilize. Then I sell until what I have left is FREE!

The numbers on the knife blanks have 2 purposes. So they can keep track of it when being stabilized and so I can track it until I no longer have to sell it, it is now free after paying all costs including shipping.
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More antlers, Moose and Elk sheds, Whitetail, Mule Deer, and Blacktail Deer.
More antlers, Moose and Elk sheds, Whitetail, Mule Deer, and Blacktail Deer.
Brass Nickle Silver, 416SS, and copper, need copper $7 per LB in a few sizes from my local junkyard
Brass Nickle Silver, 416SS, and copper, need copper $7 per LB in a few sizes from my local junkyard
Mule Deer Antler
Mule Deer Antler
Incoming Palander, Ziricote, Camphor Burl, Thuya Burl, Amboyna Burl, and Blackwood with some spalted Maple ready for dying.
Incoming Palander, Ziricote, Camphor Burl, Thuya Burl, Amboyna Burl, and Blackwood with some spalted Maple ready for dying.
On the floor, boxes of ebony, snakewood, cocobolo, desert Ironwood, misc. wood and maybe 8 pairs of giraffee bone
On the floor, boxes of ebony, snakewood, cocobolo, desert Ironwood, misc. wood and maybe 8 pairs of giraffee bone
Bottom part of shelf mostly all stabilized wood. Whatever has a number with my initials on it is stabilized
Bottom part of shelf mostly all stabilized wood. Whatever has a number with my initials on it is stabilized
Top part of shelf mostly all stabilized wood. Whatever has a number with my initials on it is stabilized
Top part of shelf mostly all stabilized wood. Whatever has a number with my initials on it is stabilized
This is a picture of what got everything started, the French Walnut circled in yellow. Also 4 pieces of Claro Walnut 3 more pieces of French Walnut and stabilized green dyed box elder, stabilized Sheoak (3) and a stabilized Maple burl and some camel bone
This is a picture of what got everything started, the French Walnut circled in yellow. Also 4 pieces of Claro Walnut 3 more pieces of French Walnut and stabilized green dyed box elder, stabilized Sheoak (3) and a stabilized Maple burl and some camel bone
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All so neat and organized. How does that happen???? :-)
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Hukk
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brucegodlesky wrote:All so neat and organized. How does that happen???? :-)
Depends on where you look. :mrgreen: The wood area is fairly well set up, steel is in bins cut at 3 ft lengths, 1095, 1080, 0-1, D2, and L-6 are on hand with some miscellaneous pieces of Damascus and stainless steels. But there are area's that, ahem - er I won't show. :lol: :lol: :lol: Needs improvement.

But every time I clean it up, I can't find anything. ::shrug:: :lol: :lol:
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