Building stuff from metal?

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Bought one of those online. Best investment for camping you can have. Just love it
Borrowed one from brother in-law, loved it so I bought one.
Brother borrowed mine, love it and bought one for himself.
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I think the ring is a little larger than Niner's?
I use a little heavier hammer...
 

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Borrowed one from brother in-law, loved it so I bought one.
Brother borrowed mine, love it and bought one for himself.
Lee Valley
I think the ring is a little larger than Niner's?
I use a little heavier hammer...
The make 2 sizes. The large one is a 9” ring for splitting logs and the smaller one is for kindling. Mine is more in the middle. Made mine a little taller and it works great. The Milwaukee hammer hits pretty hard but I am going to look for a small sledge style hammer.
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The make 2 sizes. The large one is a 9” ring for splitting logs and the smaller one is for kindling. Mine is more in the middle. Made mine a little taller and it works great. The Milwaukee hammer hits pretty hard but I am going to look for a small sledge style hammer.View attachment 249246View attachment 249247
Bought the 169.99 one but paid 149 when we bought it. It’s heavy duty and I just use the blunt end of my axe to split logs with it. It’s amazing how little effort it takes to split with this item
 

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They sell those Kindling Cracker's at Peavy Mart. The large one is on sale for $110 now. Unfortunately it is out of stock.
 
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The make 2 sizes. The large one is a 9” ring for splitting logs and the smaller one is for kindling. Mine is more in the middle. Made mine a little taller and it works great. The Milwaukee hammer hits pretty hard but I am going to look for a small sledge style hammer.View attachment 249246View attachment 249247
That's the one "Kindling Cracker"...paid a hundred for it a few years ago.
Didn't realize they made two sizes.
 

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Building a new swing for the wife...mostly angle iron and cedar with stainless hardware.
It's being powder coated now. Has an adjustable/removable foot rest.
Drink holder will hold a coffee mug, beer can/bottle, wine glass and her phone.
 

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Building a new swing for the wife...mostly angle iron and cedar with stainless hardware.
It's being powder coated now. Has an adjustable/removable foot rest.
Drink holder will hold a coffee mug, beer can/bottle, wine glass and her phone.
I got my wife a swing for the bedroom, it looks different than this one….
 

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Are you making this because your in trouble for not REWIRING LIGHT in CARPORT. LOL
LOL, You might think that but no. The one I built her fifteen years ago was pressure treated lumber and is rotten...can't have the ol' doll fallin' on her ass.
I got my wife a swing for the bedroom, it looks different than this one….
LOL I'm sure it is...
But is built from metal?
Got any pics ;)
 

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Just finished this dinning table for our new home. Once again I used only zip cuts to cut all the metal. I have over 100 hours into this table but I’m happy with the way it turned out. Used 2” solid black walnut with a natural finish.
 
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