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jacen68
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#1 posted 447 days ago
Just beware of any bears with a bald rear end. They may come a knocking looking to even the score on someone since John Candy isn’t around anymore. I love the use of materials…....How can I get my swmbo to let me have one?
-- So much to do, so little time.
Danpaddles
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#2 posted 447 days ago
So what did old Jack say about it?
Hey, I wonder if my kid would mind if we butchered up his Rem. 1100 12 Ga.? Well, it might be more fun as a gun than as a lamp!
Nice job!
-- Dan V. in Indy
DIYaholic
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#3 posted 447 days ago
I like it! I bet you had a “BLAST” making it. Sure sounds that way.
-- Randy-- I may not be good...but I am slow!
William
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#4 posted 447 days ago
Thank ya’ll.
Dan, Jack hasn’t seen it yet. I show off everything here first.
Now I’m going to be on a constant lookout for rifles and shotguns that aren’t shootable anymore.
-- http://wddsrfinewoodworks.blogspot.com/
Dave
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#5 posted 447 days ago
Boom out goes the light. Nice boom stick William.
-- Superdav "No matter where you go - there you are." http://chiselandforge.com
ShopTinker
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#6 posted 447 days ago
Yep, you won no doubt about it. That is a very cool lamp.
-- Dan - Valparaiso, Indiana, "A smart man changes his mind, a fool never does."
William
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#7 posted 447 days ago
Thank you both.
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DYankee
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#8 posted 447 days ago
William – that is COOL! It would look great in my office. Just saying.
-- Shameless - Winner of two Stumpy Nubs Awards
sras
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#9 posted 447 days ago
Excellent! A cool thing is that you did not have to drill a lamp cord hole – it’s already there!
Wonderful creativity – it should impress your neighbor. I’m looking forward to his reaction.
-- Steve - Impatience is Expensive
William
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#10 posted 447 days ago
Your office needs a more military type guns.
I’d love to make one of these out of something like a gutted M16 or something similar.
Yes, that is a strong hint. I’d make it and get photos. I’d ship it back as a complete lamp. I don’t know how legal that would be though.
-- http://wddsrfinewoodworks.blogspot.com/
DYankee
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#11 posted 447 days ago
I’d have to make it out of a gun that was no longer usable for its intended purpose, otherwise I’d find it just WRONG
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DYankee
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#12 posted 447 days ago
My parents use to have two beautiful solid brass lamps…...made from 105mm artillery shells
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William
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#13 posted 447 days ago
I agree DY. It would have to be a gun that could not be repaired.
The shotgun in this project is one that Jack got out of a garbage can. It was already almost completely gutted of all internal parts.
-- http://wddsrfinewoodworks.blogspot.com/
dpow
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#14 posted 447 days ago
Nice lamp William. I guess you could call yourself an expert in firearms illumination. I would make one just like it if I found a cheap donar shotgun. In the past I have made a couple of floor lamps using real cast iron fire hydrants. The company I work for produces parts for a well known corporation that uses those parts in elecrical generators that go in fighter jets. I have used some of those that were scrap or defective parts in lamps. Anyway, nice job, thanks for sharing.
-- Doug
William
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#15 posted 447 days ago
Oh man you just give me an idea. I know where an old fire hydrant is in a man’s barn. I wonder if he’ll part with it.
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