New toy my friend made for me. It holds all the stones and then when I go wash them at the end of the day just carry it over to the sink.
Looks good!
[quote quote=“cbwx34” post=11941]Looks good!
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Where is the handbook to learn all these cool little puter things you do? Thank you!
Your friend want to make some more…
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Real neat…
Would be nice if you could put some kind of absorbent material on the bottom..
[quote quote=“PhilipPasteur” post=11947]Your friend want to make some more…
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Real neat…
Would be nice if you could put some kind of absorbent material on the bottom..
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Wow Phil that is a great idea? I never even thought of that? When I clean them with Bar Keepers Friend no matter how well I rinse there is always a chalky residue left. One step better is if it were removable and washable?
Seeing as you are my special friend and I owe you I will see about getting one made?
That’s a great idea, Eamon! Keep them coming! :woohoo:
Really nice! Love your Irish toast, too. I’ll use it next time I’m in the pub!
Fantastic idea here !
I am looking at doing something very similar when I get around to building my sharpening station in a special spot I’ve picked out in my basement. Basically, I have a large piece of shelving that is covered with Formica ( sp ? ) that I am going to use a piano hinge to attach to the studded walls in my basement, putting some fold up logs on the front of it, and I am going to add a couple of boards on each side of the table ( much the same design as here ) using dowel rods to hold all the stones / strops…I will post a pic whenever I get it done…if I can find the time to even build it. 
That is a great idea. Very cool.
Are the rods aluminum or something else?
[quote quote=“limpy88” post=11969]That is a great idea. Very cool.
Are the rods aluminum or something else?[/quote]
Just some stainless steel rod bought in the local Miners/Ace hardware store. He was going to use brass but could not find any so went with the stainless.