This pike started out as any normal pike would until I drilled the front hole. When I didn't hit the other side quickly I knew I was in trouble. But being the stubborn scotchman that I am I kept pushing:tm:

So it met its demise. Made me feel better after I wacked it. Kind of stress relief.:hihi: This plug was headed to the plug bash, but.......

looks like it made it to the *bash* ahead of schedule...

hey? what happened to the hatchet, Hatchet MAC? ;)

when a well used 24 oz. Estwing meets a hunk of wood like that, it sure does meet it's demise.
try again, that's all

Give it a "wrinkle finish" and give it to winch :btu:

hot head! :tooth:

... When I didn't hit the other side quickly I knew I was in trouble....

Man, I hate that feeling!

Jigman

WIre it anyhow, the blues'll hit that! paint it yellow! :humpty:

i'll take it!!!!!!!!!!!

:hihi:

WIre it anyhow, the blues'll hit that! paint it yellow! :humpty:

Maybe I'll gorilla glue it together and bring it to the bash:jump1:

Man Mac, that's what ya carry a side arm for. :hihi:

MaC Yellow an red head.

But being the stubborn scotchman that I am

Glad your not in denial any more.. What I been saying right along .. Go eat a bowl of haggus .. You'll feel better :uhuh:

If it ain't Scottish it's crap

MAC, put it in a plastic bag w/ a bottle of glue an sell it as a KIT !
GOOD LUCK GOOD PLUGGIN:rotf2:

Hey Dave, thanks for the idea! With all the mis fires I have had on thru drilling this is a kind of new therapy for me and it really does make you feel better!:rotf3: :hihi:

I wish I had seen this about three days ago... I worked forever on getting a particular swimmer shaped juuussst right and then cut the lip slot about 30 degrees from where it needed to be... If I had done what you did, there would be more beer alive in the world today..:tm: