well that makes me feel a helluva lot better, you can still keep the benjamin though:thumbup: i don't need my ancestors kicking my ass when i die cause i was paying you 3 bucks an hour!:bash:
custom 2x4 cases
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well that makes me feel a helluva lot better, you can still keep the benjamin though:thumbup: i don't need my ancestors kicking my ass when i die cause i was paying you 3 bucks an hour!:bash:
Any pics from yesterdays' progress?
ill call u in a few if thats ok, im going to pick up a few more supplies right now.
ok my internet is finally fixed, my camera memory card is in my friends computer, i sent some camera phone pics to phinmole and called and left him a message. i will have other pics of fast n looses strap up tomorrow and will be finishing up riveting the other side and finishing the lid and bottom, then it will be done. tubes are ready to be inserted also.
i will also be posting pics of some elephant that i have for a case, i will have pics of 2 different colors of elephant when it arrives. i will post them when it comes in. if anyone needs anything call me.
thanks
chaz
i will also be posting pics of some elephant that i have for a case, i will have pics of 2 different colors of elephant when it arrives. i will post them when it comes in. if anyone needs anything call me.
thanks
chaz
just left a message...... Going from this, i'm guessing that you're trying to get it finished for tomorrow?
Don't we all....
I am looking for a custom 2x4 in black would it be possible for you to make the top pocket larger and make the bottom pocket divided with a zipper on each side? I wouldnt mind the wait for your quality work and fair price. Maybe even a cue ball sized extra pocket!!! My mind is running already.
i just deleted my longer response.......this is what i will say. the agreed amount and payment time frame by the end of feb was not met. this was your fault and i let the $25 slide. im not going to get into an online debate with u. you know my phone number. if yould like your money back then say i want my money back. dont threaten me on the internet, at least do it over the phone 
). it has been graciously offered it to you. anyways....your case will be in the mail today. and in the "final email" i did put a black interior instead of red, if u want i can ship you tubes with red tuesday if u feel able to pull the tubes out and insert the red ones, it is a tight fit and takes some technique. on the other hand it did not say anywhere that you wanted no tooling on the handle, strap or lid. but im done with the finger pointing and let me know what i can do if u need anything besides your case being mailed out today. preferrably over the phone. an email just sits in my inbox till the end of the day and phone calls are quicker.
thanks
chaz
). it has been graciously offered it to you. anyways....your case will be in the mail today. and in the "final email" i did put a black interior instead of red, if u want i can ship you tubes with red tuesday if u feel able to pull the tubes out and insert the red ones, it is a tight fit and takes some technique. on the other hand it did not say anywhere that you wanted no tooling on the handle, strap or lid. but im done with the finger pointing and let me know what i can do if u need anything besides your case being mailed out today. preferrably over the phone. an email just sits in my inbox till the end of the day and phone calls are quicker. thanks
chaz
keep the hard work chaz. hope you learn something positive from this for the future. looking forward to seeing your work.:thumbup:
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Copied from Wikipedia "The phrase originated during World War II. Lexicographer Eric Partridge attributes it to British army intelligence very early in the war (using the plural dative, or perhaps they meant ablative--it's the same form: illegitimis). The phrase (Don't let the bastards wear you down) was adopted by US Army general "Vinegar" Joe Stillwell as his motto during the war.[1] It was later further popularized in the US by 1964 presidential candidate Barry Goldwater.[2] The United States submarine USS Tunny (SSN-682) uses it as the ship motto. The weekly Alaskan newspaper The Nome Nugget uses it as a motto, as does the Whitehorse Daily Star, in the capital of the Yukon Territory. It is also the motto of the Frazier Heli-rappelers in North East Oregon. It is also the motto of the University of Idaho Navy ROTC Drill Team."
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I absolutely agree. I cant see much complaining for me though, he seems to want to go above and beyond to satisfy our orders so I dont think there is nothing we cant workout. Chaz seems to be a standup guy. So i agree Chaz keep up the good work. I hope that we are are part of the reason you are a huge success in the near future.
Frank Cherry
Just spoke with chaz again.... Hopefully i'll have some pics of the finished case by the end of the weekend, and the case by tuesday. Seems like things are coming together.
I HAVE THESE SO FAR, BUT THE PICS WITH IT TOGETHER, AS YOU CAN SEE, ARE VERY DARK AND HAZY, SO THEY REALLY DON'T GIVE THE IDEA OF WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE.
I HAVE THESE SO FAR, BUT THE PICS WITH IT TOGETHER, AS YOU CAN SEE, ARE VERY DARK AND HAZY, SO THEY REALLY DON'T GIVE THE IDEA OF WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE.
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