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Can't speak to the pouch die issue, but Metro (Eric Au) put up a great tutorial on his site. It's not a vid, but it is very clear and easy to follow. http://metrogradegoods.com/metro-made-how-to-make-a-slingshot-pouch/

I long forgot about this one Thanks KawKan

Feet- bad timing on my part wish I did this in the summer Having to rush things not good but if it holds back the rain and looks ok I'll be fine

That's a tiny shed my man, wont take long to fill it up.

It takes up a quarter of my small yard I just need a place to contain dust and debris It will be nice not lugging heavier tools in and out

My shed takes up a quarter of my yard Lmao! It's on a concrete slab No going back now!

I can sense that you will fall asleep in the shed creating beautiful frames and something to make the little woman happy.

How about a flat (shed) roof to cut down on the height?

Ahhhh yes. One thing leads to another. Hope you get it figured out.

Now I need a chop saw

fill the holes with plastic wood, let it cure for several days and redrill or fill the holes with epoxy and saw dust and redrill. It can be saved !!

Lets see it Bro. Sometimes the un-frustrated are a bit more flexible about a fix. That's why it is a community. Of course, sometimes we all make pretty firewood.;)

I truly know that feeling.

Don't know about that brand but spindle sanders rock.

I'm thinking these home models are all relatively the same other than a bit of minor features

I've used the Triton one, that's good and not to expensive.

did you sand to fast and long in the same spot,if not that let us know how it happen we may be able to help

It was after I oiled it up I used 2000 grit. Tried to use steel wool after to remove it. Maybe only 400 grit next time?

Zen Masters say, "The answer is inside every question." Archie Campbell" is asked, "Doctor! Doctor! It hurts when I do "This!" He reply's, "Don't sand after oiling!"

@Devils son in law hahahahahahaha! Lmao! So true!

Muz nailed it.

In Mexico there is also an emergence of slingshot manufacturers that handle very low prices. But I have also seen that the price-quality ratio is direct: low price = low quality

Check your mail folder

Larry check you tube there is a thousand videos on making micarta in any material

The tips are the most important thing, I like making, or I did, asymmetrical designs.

Hey I would love to know how you made that micarta, that is a perfect color.

Hahaha It's OK Adam, believe it or not, there are more important things than slingshots!

I dare you to go to the CSCC international and say that :) HaHa!

He replies that not so much, while takes his calculator and makes some accounts. . . obtaining a price increase of 15.5%
then he tells me surprised "heck you pilots are really smart a$$e$"

Oh Lordy math people have picked my brain once again :)

I've got nothing to add other than if ur like be you'll probably break the one you need and have to use a size smaller and ream it out anyway ....**** math

call it a catapult and it will probably go !

I'll try that :)

That's as bad as waiting for slingmail.

You can't make it stop, that's the problem!

I can't say for sure but it is very strong. Micarta is a rather general term. What will you be laminating? Cloth, paper....

Made some from work clothes but it's already made and cut out I made some new stuff for scales already to just bcuz

I made some from burlap and used it for a small pickle fork.
For that type of frame and stress it ought to last a few centuries :)
Half an inch thick

I wouldn't get a table top bandsaw. I would look on craigslist for an old Delta 14". I got mine for $100. and you will be able to do much more with it than a cheap table top model.
The old Delta's are all cast iron and bullet proof!

This is just like the one I got.
https://comoxvalley.craigslist.org/tls/d/central-island-delta-bandsaw/6994186928.html

To late I got a 10" King Industrial I've been looking online since summer and nothing good came when finances were available I hope this one will do what I need it to

I've only laminated woods and I'll glue and then drill.

I quit using metal cores all together. I don’t drill anymore but use a very high grade marine epoxy. As far as I know none of my shooters has separated.

Is this a joke? Surprised someone hasn’t answered you yet.

I always called them Chicago Bolts, but online they are usually listed as Chicago Screws. They are also great for putting on removable scales and swells.

Clip screws?? : )