Posts by psychobilly

Get well soon Dan and take care of that toe since it always seem that every time you get hurt you keep bangin yourself in the same area that's hurt.

Ropavieja=shredded beef, but not just any kind of beef, it's some kind of cured beef right?
Here in P.R we also call that meat ''carne cecina''. Good stuff indeed.

Welcome!:)

Well worth the wait, congrats on your new baby Hau! Good craftmanship as always Tin Man.

Don you're a true legend, my respect to you bro.....

Cool video, Tinu you tha man!

Sooooo how much do you want for it?

Just messin' with you.

Isn't tilapia a fresh water cichlid? We call them chopas overhere both the tripletail and the freshwater tilapia. Those you speared are nice size........and good eating.:)

You could use your slings as a tourniquet....

Saludos emorales, que arpon tienes ahora mismo?

Nice pose Fuzz....

I'm going to drill dimples on a spearshaft and compare it with another one exactly the same and see how they perform.......

Dan if you use a syringe it's better to mix really small batches of the epoxy and use a really slow cure epoxy because epoxy will take more time to cure while spreaded out but will cure real quick when it's bunched together. You'll be able to fill just a couple of holes if you fill the syringe with mixed epoxy before the whole thing flash cures in a matter of seconds. Better yet it's to use an epoxy syringe with a mixing nozzle that mixes the epoxy while it's being dispensed. Also you could add the white coloring very carefully to each unmixed part. Hope this helps.

Cool pics, awesome fish and story Tinu. Happy New Year to you guys over in Trinibago!:)

Happy New Year to everyone here! May 2010 bring you the gear you want and the fish of your life.

Nice work! Can't wait to see it finished.:)

or re-weld the sharkfin......

Finally! It came out nice. Good job as always Tin Man. Just the way you wanted Hau, enjoy.....

Felicidades por tu nuevo bote! May you kill a lot of fish and have a good time in it and bring you home safely coming back from the sea.

How big was that tiger Don?