I operate a post mill in northern Michigan, I turn out fence posts and orchard poles, 4 inch 5 inch and 6 inch diameter, 7,8,10 and 12 foot long. Pressure treated, and pointed if needed.

Use to be this....



Been this for the past 30 years......

You sure grow lots of tomatoes

smelter work is my real job, "we dig clean air".
But like old chevys too.
Got a 1969 pickup now in the works, 57' is a build from 10 years ago.

Those sure look like Oregon beavers!

Paul that blasting is fun huh,
I do miss the sound of blasting rounds underground.
And power of the air from the blast. The smell of anfo. Only did one day of surface blast.

That was a detonation in support of an open house event at an Air Force Base. I don't remember which one, because there were so many. It's basically an explosion from a simulated bomb dropped by an aircraft as it flew over. I always got a kick out of the reaction of the accompanying pilot we had with us on the ground to give us a heads-up on the approaching aircraft. During the pre-event briefing, I'd always tell them that we ought to put a 25 pound keg of nails on the C-4 to give the aircraft a real-life experience. Oddly, they never thought it was a good idea - lol.

I work law enforcement, so I'm always looking for something to take my mind off work! I flint knap a lot but also part of my past time that has become a 2nd full time job.

custom serving trays


serving tray and Mitered Edge Mirror


Batch of small and large standard mirrors.

Yall are so much more talented than I am.
All I can do is get up on bad roofs and make bulls think I am the boss





Oh, and I made another almost as bad as I am LOL

This is a very useful skill indeed. We have a guy and I'd pay whatever it would take to keep him. Guys like you can pretty well install and/or repair anything given the time and the tools.

Keeping people alive why they learn to overcome gravity!

God Bless,

Dustin