agingcrossbower wrote:Thought I'd give you all a thumb updated pic. Hand modeling career is down the tubes and I must have touched a nerve because the area is numb. DARN!
Sorry about the fuzzy pic but its hard holding and taking the pic. You really did not want to see it closely anyway.
Be careful out in the cold, frostbite can sneak up quick with the thumb being away from the other digits when they're in mitts or gloves.
Back to the regularly scheduled program; It is great to follow this build, being to fabrication of all sorts really adds to the appreciation of your talent and skill.
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agingcrossbower wrote:Thought I'd give you all a thumb updated pic. Hand modeling career is down the tubes and I must have touched a nerve because the area is numb. DARN!
Sorry about the fuzzy pic but its hard holding and taking the pic. You really did not want to see it closely anyway.
If you ever get fingerprinted they will want to know why you tried to ALTER your prints.
agingcrossbower wrote:Thought I'd give you all a thumb updated pic. Hand modeling career is down the tubes and I must have touched a nerve because the area is numb. DARN!
Sorry about the fuzzy pic but its hard holding and taking the pic. You really did not want to see it closely anyway.
The area is likely numb from the trauma suffered during the grinding process. Just keep applying the vit e.
The feeling will come back as the nerves regenerate.
Been there done that!
Now on with the show!
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You healed nicely Mike and there is still plenty of thumb to work with next time, one more after that though and you are in trouble
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ok we know ya hurt yer thumb, but ya don't need it in any more pictures ....i'm liking the different woods as acsent pieces ....bit me thinking now for my laminated stock i have planned, thx.........bob
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exocet 200. STS dampers.
boo string and trigger work.
munch mount quiver mount.
125 gr slick trick magums.
2" blazers on 2117 XX75 w/ brass inserts.
bob1961 wrote:ok we know ya hurt yer thumb, but ya don't need it in any more pictures ....i'm liking the different woods as acsent pieces ....bit me thinking now for my laminated stock i have planned, thx.........bob
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Feelin a little light headed there Bob. Ok, no more pics of the thumb.
agingcrossbower wrote:Feelin a little light headed there Bob. Ok, no more pics of the thumb.
nah that's not gonna git me light headed as when i sliced my index finger and thumb to the bone with a brand new broadhead needing 6 stiches each....can you say bleeding real good from one of those things ....started going into blood lose shock in bout 3 minutes ........bob
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exocet 200. STS dampers.
boo string and trigger work.
munch mount quiver mount.
125 gr slick trick magums.
2" blazers on 2117 XX75 w/ brass inserts.
It is great to follow this build, being to fabrication of all sorts really adds to the appreciation of your talent and skill.
........bob