Nice looking shirts; military green or desert sand color options.

I think these came out pretty good. They are on the website now!

That stuff is SPENDY!!!     i think i'd go find some parallam stock if i were you.

A 2" conduit will be fine for a SER cable. When i wired my shop i had a large roll of 8 gage copper wire that i had left over from running new power lines to a 3hp well pump that is 500' from the house.  I had an old 100 amp panel i used for the shop that works just fine for all my wood working machines and milling machine. but i don't know if i could run a welder out here. I think some of those draw pretty high amps. 

When i rewired the house i installed a new 200 amp service with a large 200 amp meter main, and pulled my shop power right off the meter main box. I ran under the house to a quick disconnect junction box like you see on hot tubs. then about 100' underground to the shop.
 The one thing i wish i had done when pulling that wire was to include a decent internet cable so i didn't have to mess with a WIFI relay.   food for thought. It's nice having my desk in the shop with a lap top.   Kirk

Thanks guys.... Martin has a 29.5" draw length and his arrows are 980 grain 200 spine carron shaft, with a solid glass rod inside the shaft. The kinetic energy on that arrow would knock an elk off it's feet.    

and ....he draws a 100#'s like i draw my 49# target weight bow.

Ah to be young again.

Archie - thanks for posting that link, much appreciated!

Fantastic video. I like his camo!

R

Steve is still at it... he's a great ambassador for our sport!  He's got a channel going with some excellent archery videos on it.  "Bowhunting Reflections" is one of them. 

https://www.youtube.com/@SteveGorrArchery

Worked for me

Yep, works.