Cant wait to see it buddy, concept looks on point

https://www.facebook.com/1712949595651246/posts/about-knotted-soles-authentic-profile-soles-for-medieval-fighters-shoesi-have-be/2080407825572086/ this page has some pictures and evidence for rope(knot) soled shoes. Could also be an option Wow, I didn't even consider using rope as a tread. I'll def...

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this page has some pictures and evidence for rope(knot) soled shoes.

Could also be an option

Númenor will be great to see

the people, culture and lore are something special withing Tolkien's stories so seeing it portrayed on screen will be a gift

Merry Xmas!

Nice work mate, i need to get me a vacuum chamber at some point for stabilizing wood.

but that is a good use of it to give some old cracked wood a whole new character

Mandalorians are star wars rangers?

Din Djarin is star wars Aragorn?

hoping that 2021 is a better year and i can streamline my projects alot better and produce more and of better quality I think not going backwards this year is as good as going forwards. You wont be alone in not achieving everything you’d hoped or benching plans until next year. Did you have somet...

Havent got any pictures at the moment, but i am currently; making a handle for an arming sword, then will have to make the scabbard and decorations making a sail guard for a sparring dagger finishing up the set up of my forging area so i can get the forge blasting make a few more tongs making a few ...

So here's a question for the more archery minded folks while the topic is at hand. All this conversation about not using anchor points and short bows has me wondering where the limit is regarding draw lengths and short bows. I am a rather tall guy (6'5") with a matching long draw length. Short...

I think Brian Ferguson's Become the Arrow might talk about the practice: I've not had a chance to do more than flip through the pages, but by the title it certainly sounds like the same technique. To summarize what I believe is Ferguson's technique (haven't read his book), it's known by some as spl...

unless of course you are able to shoot without and anchor point, which is hard to get used to but possible to learn and get accurate at Once I really grokked how I was instinct-shooting, this made more sense. I think Brian Ferguson's Become the Arrow might talk about the practice: I've not had a ch...

unless of course you are able to shoot without and anchor point, which is hard to get used to but possible to learn and get accurate at

i am guessing you would use another part to use as the anchor point.

so perhaps like having your wrist or a part of your forearm as the point that anchors to the cheek

thats a quality coat buddy