mrdeckers007
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Short video of making a bottle opener out of a railroad spike.
Comment of you have any questions
Comment of you have any questions
Home bottle opener attempt.
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Thomas
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Well it should never bend nor break.
Industrial Toys
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I actually have one of those. No idea where it came from. The real men around here use their ocular socket anyway.
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mrdeckers007
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lol, teeth work good as well...
Mace Canute
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I had a cousin who would do that when she was a teenager.
tcreeley
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Another bottle owner - forged.
Too bad everything I get has a screw top!
Too bad everything I get has a screw top!
Egon
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Just the spike works well. No need to modify it.
frugalangler
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all that work for a beer, pop it on the side of the bench and get to drinkin'!
I do admire the craftsmanship, nice to have a vertical metal band saw.
I do admire the craftsmanship, nice to have a vertical metal band saw.
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mrdeckers007
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Vertical band saw is just a normal band saw opened up, but lets keep that a secret.
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Yep, I use my old Dayton a lot more in the vertical position:
Vertical band saw is just a normal band saw opened up, but lets keep that a secret.
