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Is she going to be able to find electrical problems by Fluke TooToday will bring a tear to my eye and joy to my heart
My niece, has completed 4 years of electrical trade school will be graduated and if the final test is passed will receive her state journeyman’s license
I am giving her my gang box of my old tools because I am not going to use them anymore
Curious what you do with the furs. Do you sell them or fabricate into final products--coats, hats, mitts?Also going through my books today. I've got a box full of books that I've already read that I'm throwing away. This will give me more room to put my antique books up on the shelf. When I'm done here I'm going out to set a few ermine traps.
Both. Most I sell. A lot I'm saving because I plan on tanning them and making projects. For example, the wife wants a beaver bed spread with arctic fox trim. Plus she'd like a bobcat vest, and I'd like to make a muskrat coat for the grand daughter. Years ago when we raised silver fox, we made a lot of hats, ear muffs, wraps etc.Curious what you do with the furs. Do you sell them or fabricate into final products--coats, hats, mitts?
soon you too will have a Q , funny thing the air course, now that everything except some low beds has self adjusters, you need an air course, way back when I first got my Class 1, there was 1 air question on the test, , back then it would have been important to know, instead of learn by trial and error, Still it is really good to know.Passed my practical air brakes test. Killing time in a hotel room waiting to do my first aid course tomorrow.
The moment I read “beaver bedspread” I thought about Norwegian skinnfells. They are usually sheepskins with a woven backing. Making one of those is on my grandiose weaver’s project list but I will never be able to decide on the weave structure I would make for the backing. The fur spread sounds so luxurious.Both. Most I sell. A lot I'm saving because I plan on tanning them and making projects. For example, the wife wants a beaver bed spread with arctic fox trim. Plus she'd like a bobcat vest, and I'd like to make a muskrat coat for the grand daughter. Years ago when we raised silver fox, we made a lot of hats, ear muffs, wraps etc.
Might donate them to the local thrift storeAlso going through my books today. I've got a box full of books that I've already read that I'm throwing away. This will give me more room to put my antique books up on the shelf. When I'm done here I'm going out to set a few ermine traps.
Score?I am cautiously optimistic.
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