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DIY 2 Cycle to Steam Engine Conversion Project
This project has been one of my favorites so far. When I first saw this concept, I was a little overwhelmed. I thought it was magic, and that anyone that could convert an internal combustion engine to work on steam … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 cycle engine, steam engine, weed eater convertion.
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Dog Proof Fencing
I have a really cool Great Pyrenees named Bear – when we got him he was a little white ball of fur, basically a little polar bear – we kept him inside until his 100 pound puppy stage got to … Continue reading
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Stencling Ammunition Cans for Ammunition Storage
The other day I showed you how I removed the markings from old surplus military ammo cans. Today I will show you how we added our own markings. As I scoured the internet for options I found that stenciling ammo … Continue reading
Easy Tip to Remove Markings from Surplus Ammo Cans
Being a gun guy, reloader, packrat and tinkerer, I have a few thousand reloads stored in various methods around my shop – I got tired of seeing ice cream buckets full of bulk ammo sitting around so I ordered several … Continue reading
How to Cut Circles on a Table Saw
I am by no means a skilled woodworker. I wish I was as both my Grandfathers were highly skilled in the construction trade, but as a kid I was more interested in goofing off. If you watch my video below, … Continue reading

