The birth of my first Takedown!

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stumper
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Re: The birth of my first Takedown!

#41 Post by stumper »

I cant get over how cool that riser looks.
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Re: The birth of my first Takedown!

#42 Post by kennym »

I'm hoping the limbs will be just as good.....

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Re: The birth of my first Takedown!

#43 Post by Carpdaddy »

Not wishing you any bad luck Kenny, but I hope your rained out at work today, I’m getting excited to see the finish myself!

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Re: The birth of my first Takedown!

#44 Post by Grizzly »

I'm anxious right along with all of you - maybe not as much as Carpdaddy, but close :lol:

I see the strength you'll gain with the I beam.

One thing I can't quite understand; how do you stabilize a pine cone :?:

I can sort of understand Graps wanting stabilized wood and can almost imagine how that is done, but a pine cone?
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Re: The birth of my first Takedown!

#45 Post by Carpdaddy »

Kenny done sent me a teaser pick! Shame on him...
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#46 Post by Carpdaddy »

Well ole Kenny got the riser glued up, but then he wasn’t content, usually the black at least doesn’t show a glue line, this one was visible. So he ask me about cutting it apart and adding a racing stripe, I was alright either way, he re-glued it today with a black stripe.
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Re: The birth of my first Takedown!

#47 Post by Carpdaddy »

Glue cleanup...
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#48 Post by Carpdaddy »

Cutting angles...
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Re: The birth of my first Takedown!

#49 Post by Carpdaddy »

Sanding...
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#50 Post by Carpdaddy »

Drilling for inserts and pins...
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