A hydraulic press to resize 323 FMJs down to 312. That was many years ago. Sorry, no pics.

Built a light fixture out of chicken feeders for one of our buildings.

My "Cowboy Cooker" as my friends call it. I made 2 of them from a propane tank.

Very cool

I made a friend a damascus chef's knife with denim micarta handles made from black and blue jeans. I got a giant block of spalted maple burl from Washington state, made a cut and then went through the drying process. Once it was dry, I drilled two holes and epoxied two neodymium magnets in each hole and filled in with sawdust and epoxy. I sanded, making the magnetism stronger as I took off material, until the knife would stay put but not be difficult to remove from the knife block. I fixed it to a tiger maple base and added some rubber feet to make it non-slip.

Dang nice

One of the coolest threads in a while. VERY nice work everyone!

My country home, bunkhouse and killer deer blinds.

A reloading bench. I wanted something that looked real nice and would fit in with the house items. Well it turned out so nice the wife took it for a computer desk. It was stained and wood jointed , metal strap highlights, ect. Would take a pic and post it but the wife has so much junk on it i doubt you would see much lol.
Back to the drawing board.

A doll house for my granddaughter. It's seeing her play with it that makes it cool to me.

Patio table that seats 10. The two pieces that make the top were reclaimed drying racks from a brick factory.

Not sure how "cool" but fun for the most part

Chandeleirs, wall sconces, coat racks, Walnut coffee tables

Twenty years old working 7&7, Had to do something with my time and money.



Charlie

For the win.

That looks like it would be one fun ride...sweet little '67 4x4 Stang!

What happened to it?

Nailed it.

I thought it was an awesome ride, but certainly not for everyone. It would go anywhere in the mud as it weighed nothing. While not perfect, the wheelbase of the Mustang was only about 2in. shorter than the ‘67 Jeep Wagoneer donor chassis.

I drove it for several years and last I heard, it was parked in back of a lumberyard in Church Point, La.

Charlie

Far out! Nice table

Bet she loves it

Classic

Very nice sir

Double cool. Not just cool.

There is some serious talent on this forum.
I have built all manner of things, a house, every part of several Prevost bus conversions. All of the cabinets in a few different houses, gun racks, tables, desks, blinds, etc.
But I think the coolest things have been the smaller things.

A few of these for the wife and daughters, and a handful for friends and relatives


The wife and daughters also each got a necklace


For my daughter and first grandchild the day that she was adopted

i remember a mustang just like that, i lived in lewisville back 20+ years ago, it was in a parking lot somewhere around town, maybe the 1171 at old orchard area. the kids and i stopped and looked. full frame under a stang is what i remember about it