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looks awsome
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Is the bucket for the 336 ready?
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Okay... now that's a big a$$ bucket! Nice job Jay!
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That is a large bucket
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Very nice build,excellent rendition of the bucket.
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great job ! 
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Both look awesome! Great job!
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Shot of paint on them and they'll be golden. Fine work sir!!!
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Looks great Jason. How about the trench and sand bucket lets see what they look like. Thanks Shane
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Now you can go help jack dig for his gold Jason!!!!  Very nice bucket, glad it fit properly for you. and yes I'd like to see a few other of your buckets on it!!
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That is a very nice looking pair of buckets you have there! I have a 870 on order, cant wait to get it! Seems to be a very nice model!
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Very nice! You are the master 
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This bucket is in the mold as I speak, half of the mold is curing so hopfully once my resin comes in I will get these going for anyone who is wanting one. I have a few pics of the sand bucket attached but I do not have the camera with me today so hopefully tomorrw I can post them Jason
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Jason, Any thoughts of doing one of your Kent hammers for this beast?
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Eric Pioszak wrote:Jason, Any thoughts of doing one of your Kent hammers for this beast? Never crossed my mined but I will now, Thanks Eric Just need to find the time now  Second half of the mold is curing now, just need to order the resin up Jason
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Nice needs paint Jason Black with orange teeth will show it off !  What am I going to do with a bucket ? Chet
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LatticeCraneMan wrote:Nice needs paint Jason Black with orange teeth will show it off ! Chet You can buy one and paint it just like you said, mold should be finished in the morning. Second half is cooking in the pressure pot, second go at it I messed it up the first time darn silicon is not cheap. Hopefully ina few hours I will have the mold ready for pouring Jason
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Yep, that 870 looks great with a sand bucket! i hate when it does that when you need to replace the mounting brackets...
I don't know if you ever tried it but it works sometimes... When you need to remove a part, put some glue on the joint, when it reacts it kind of melts the first joint so you can start to move it a bit to weaken it. It could work the first time but if you need a second try, do it and it has some good chances to come off.
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