Ah, Kendo not iaijutsu then.We tried to limit contact to the shinnai but accidents and broken fingers happen.
Went heavy for daisho
Ah, Kendo not iaijutsu then.We tried to limit contact to the shinnai but accidents and broken fingers happen.
Went heavy for daisho
Very poorlyHow did you survive without it before?
Nice - makes the imperfections personal as wellI have had this stave sitting around for about 10 years as it wasn’t good for a bow due to poor shape but it sure does make a beautiful brush.
Long after @SpeedyPC is gone only his stash of soap and that handle will remain.
Thats it. Embrace the wabi-sabi.Nice - makes the imperfections personal as well
I can see a split crack on the wooden handle above
Will see how long your wooden handle will last before it does ROT!!
Last week, we had a birthday party for my oldest who turned 5, the middle child who is two and a half had a great time but he didn’t handle his jealousy well as his brother got some cool new toys, sadly he needed some quiet time after a biting and hair pulling incident.Hey Speedy, bad form to diss another guy's toys. Just sayin'...
Ooh. I think we all must have experienced something like that at some point in our childhood. Some kids I've known made it a pattern.Last week, we had a birthday party for my oldest who turned 5, the middle child who is two and a half had a great time but he didn’t handle his jealousy well and needed some quiet time after a biting and hair pulling incident, the story feels relevant.
jealousy is certainly a problem, even for big boys.Ooh. I think we all must have experienced something like that at some point in our childhood. Some kids I've known made it a pattern.
Hey Speedy, bad form to diss another guy's toys. Just sayin'...
I do have a supply of Huon. Just sayinI like that. I have to get a houn one made at some stage. Maybe for my birthday.
And one good thing about that is that it will NEVER rot. Mwahahahaha...I do have a supply of Huon. Just sayin
Just needs a few layers of lacquer since its a little soft. My coffee tamper is huon, I have huon razors scales with a CA coating, and a huon darning muchroom. Yeah I like huon.And one good thing about that is that it will NEVER rot. Mwahahahaha...
for everyone’s edification, I’ll add that Osage is considered extremely rot resistant much like red mulberry, black locust and yew, Osage however is the hardest and densest of these which resulted in it being used as in ground fence posts in areas where it is abundant.And one good thing about that is that it will NEVER rot. Mwahahahaha...
The salter smells good. I’ve got one of the smaller pucks I’m going to try in a vintage scuttle tonight and see how it lathers.Pure class.
For some weird reason I feel like buying another 10 refills. Hmm can't say why?