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I'm pretty sure a parts cleaner solvent from Safety Kleen or some such would easily remove the smell. Of course, then they will smell like said solvent... That's the problem w/most heavy duty cleaners is they impart their own smell to your hands.

Of all the things I dislike in life, I think work on my teeth takes the crown. Here's hoping you didn't swallow too much blood.

"The power of love to change bodies is legendary, built into folklore, common sense, and everyday experience. Love moves the flesh, it pushes matter around. Throughout history, 'tender loving care' has uniformly been recognized as a valuable element in healing." ~Larry Dossey Make sure some...

4/5 @ 4:53pm Any significance to the number? Thanks for the contest!

Do medals exist for awarding CP members? Because sir, IMHO you just earned one.

Congratulations on your new endeavor! I hope all are doing well. What a great idea, I'll have to do that in May.

Now that's a nice finish.

For the most part my neighbors are quiet & friendly. Mrs. Morcerf got annoyed w/the cross the street neighbor after she went to her makeup party thing. The neighbor was aggressively recruiting the wife to sell the junk but she wanted no part of it. And she was a bit nosey & jokingly insulted...

Davy Jones' Humidor (or Lockidor?) Ahoy Fuente! Dead Man's Chest Treasure ISOM Letter of Marque Man O War Picaroon Some of those are probably too cigar related for your purposes, but oh well :D Thanks!

Lol, I have the Cocktail & Steve Winwood CDs too. Pretty sure I had the C&C Music Factory cassette at one time too. :whistling: Very nice work! I love to see something being resurrected to begin life anew; & especially in such classy fashion.

Thank you for the advice, gents.

Amazing generosity on this site. My hat is off to you.

Sorry, I didn't think it was worth a new thread. But do I need to create a new salt mixture for the 2nd test after calibrating it the 1st time?

So I've searched & can't find the answer to my question. I tested w/the method described here & it read 70% after 5 hrs. So I calibrated the device (Xikar) to 75% & left it in there to test for another 4-5 hrs. And I started to wonder if I should have made a new salt mixture for the 2nd test...

Both are masterworks in woodworking IMHO, & though I voted for both, I prefer the detail on the BOTL one. Do you have a website that displays all of your work & do you sell any of these? What would you charge for something like that BOTL humidor? How long does it take you to make such a piece?

Thank you for the advice. I'm still getting used to the lighter & dealing with the flame in daylight increases the difficulty. Fire is fun. Which is the only real justification I can come up with for why I now have a 2nd torch a week or 2 after purchasing my 1st...

I'm glad this has topic has been bumped so I didn't have to go searching for it. I'm going to have to lay my inexperience out here for everyone to see. I can't seem to light a cigar worth a damn or the smokes I get are cheap & don't burn even. When toasting the foot, are you guys talking...

:laugh: I was way off. Thanks!

I like cigars b/c it gives me another excuse to go outside under the stars & ponder life, the universe & everything.

It's nice that you were able to be honest with yourself. But Terriers are awesome should you ever change your mind. <---Cairn Terrier owner & lover.