Yes sir

I have the wood axe and the hatchet. Well made and good price

I have been researching them lately and swedish companies seem to be a good option also but most are out of stock due to their popularity. Also they tend to be more expensive. Thanks for the input.

@Gunn Clan - NC#6897 there’s also Gransfors Bruks, but he’s pretty expensive I think

That is what I was going for until I realized how hard its going to be to find one. The waiting list is several months.

Check out these beautiful windows.

Presbyterians did a great job.

Wow,those are absolutely Gorgeous!!!

Are you serious? These windows are racist.

How so?

only white people...?

Haha I'm kidding guys. I reckon they'd kick me out of IE if I was serious.

They are stunning.

Stained glass art is like the window version of a symphony orchestra.

Haha I was so confused.
I'll give it to that church, those are backlit. So when you walk in they look blacked out. They aren't exterior windows.

The shading on the individual panes is bananas.

I bet @RevStench photoshopped this.

Central Presbyterian church, 318 West Kentucky St, Louisville, KY 40203. They would love to have you there Sunday morning.😉

I didn't work on those just the ugly yellow tinted hammered glass ones.

Your work is always top notch brother

Thanks man

I'm looking for woodworkers to help me with an IE project

@RevStench are either of you interested in hearing more details?

Would you like to know more?

lol

What are you trying to do? @SaintCharles

Oh, just this little guy:

I just watched that movie last night. Must be my destiny

If anyone can do it bro, its you.

Top secret but it will be filled with IE guys.

Hahaha that would be great. The Trojan IE horse.

No, reverse Trojan Horse. We'll put a bunch of tacos in it, and when the Mexicans get inside close the gates, and push it into Mexico

lol

Haha

Lmao

@Joseph McCarthy - NJ here's 2 tips for loosening a screw that's rusted and painted. Clean the paint off the screw head as best you can. Take a hammer or pliers and tap the butt of the screwdriver as you're twisting, creating an impact driver with your hand tools.
If it still won't come out you can tap the screw back and forth to loosen up the hole. Works the best in wood, but don't beat the crap out of it you don't want to waller out the hole to much. If you're going to a make a new hole or fill in the old one you can beat the hell out of it.

It's hard to get pictures with out a 3rd hand.