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Rrocketman replied to the thread How to Flatten a Stone (Lapping an Ark).Great write up, and illustrations!!
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Rrocketman replied to the thread Most Expensive Natural Whetstones....I really have no clue why the Norton is so desired... But forward one to me, and I will give it a fair trial.
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Rrocketman replied to the thread Most Expensive Natural Whetstones....I have two Tasmanian racing axes, one directly from Tasmania... The whole axe head is made out of O-1 tool steel. The handle is pinned...
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Rrocketman replied to the thread The Washita Thread.My wife and I have been to the Tucson gem and mineral show in Jan, Feb, and if there is a place in the world to get any kind and...
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Rrocketman replied to the thread The Washita Thread.So I got to thinking about washita , and realized it is mostly silica. Also, arkansas stone of various grades was historically, and...
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Rrocketman replied to the thread Arkansas question.I have been thinking about the washita thread, and realized that sometimes, depending on particle size, novaculite has been used to make...
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Rrocketman replied to the thread Hog Splitter project.. Interesting discovery..Just to be sure, here is the link to the mentioned video;
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Rrocketman replied to the thread Hog Splitter project.. Interesting discovery..I watched a tuna sword in action recently as shown on a video suggested here, and the preparatory work on the tuna was done with a large...
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Rrocketman replied to the thread Anyone shipped anything heavy across the US.I know that this thread is about shipping inquiries, but is every BBQ aficionado aware of the BBQ Summer Camp, and Camp Brisket...
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Rrocketman replied to the thread Gardening thread of 2021.Tongue in Cheek!
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Rrocketman replied to the thread Gardening thread of 2021.Although the climates in Sweden and Texas are very similar, there must be a vast difference in the genetics of the garlic we are...
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Rrocketman replied to the thread The Washita Thread.Ok, really I just picked up a few, like 3 or 4 "rocks", and kept them as rocks till the last few years, when I joined the Houston Gem...
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