Was gonna "edit" the last post, but I think it would be easier to just make a new post. More pics, easier to load...I think.. LOL
I decided to show the "tool" that I mentioned in the earlier post, I was talking about maybe not showing it & cutting it off. I had the time, & although it did not end up just the way I wanted it to be... It still works, & shows , for the most part, what I was trying to demonstrate.
It is at the very end.
I also put some things in the pics for scale; some things that I do not talk much about much. But, I thought they would be a good addition for folks to look at, even though the pics are "crappy" phone pics. They are just a few of the "snake killers" that I have, that are handy to have around, if ya have to deal with snakes. No matter how many "legs", them "snakes" have... LOL
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I limited the amount of pics. Otherwise I would be taking up way too much "bandwidth". Besides... No reason to show all the "cards", is there? LOL }
Here are the pics (limited narration.. for once, eh?
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.22cal. rounds in the spoon part.
.44Mag round in the spoon part
9mm . a round & a "hull", for scale, in the spoon:
Another "plinker" for scale(.22 cal. / no rounds in the spoon):
A "hide-out" for scale( .38 Spec./ no rounds in the spoon):
Spoon end with my finger in thes poon part:
The "tool" end:
The whole utensil:
OK.... Here is the pic for what the "tool" end is for.....
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My spoon ain't pretty, but it is a spoon,not a Spoonula, Spatula, Spork, or fork... This time anyway...LOL
It is "utilitarian", as I usually make things for using out in the sticks out ofa"need", rather than a item to"carry",, & this one has a useful "tool" on the other end for when I heat up stuff in a tin/soup can.. Which, as frugal as I am...Is often enough...
I had fun making this project, even with the "slice" I got. I'll use this utensil a couple of times & then it is likely I will just throw it in the fire one day & burn it. I can always make another, or something like it, when I need it.
Hope ya enjoyed the "view". It was fun for me to do this, & maybe share a bit.
Great Monthly Project to do, & I enjoyed seeing all of the other spoons that were made. Hope to see more folks doing the next, February Monthly Project...
They are fun & keep ya busy!
