Master RedBeard

My biggest complaint with Swashbuckle is that they seem to sacrifice artistic quality for shock value.

They do tilt a bit that way, but they still have a few songs I enjoy (that I like to mix into my Alestorm play list). I hope as they age a bit as a group they may get past the need to "shock and awe", one can hope at least.

And for something even heavier, don't forget about Swashbuckle

Good news for those wanting to order form Amazon. Talked with Patch about it again today and he informed me he had contacted them and that Amazon was going to see about fixing the issue. However amazon did say it may take up to two weeks for it to start showing. So better than nothing but still not as fast as we would like eh? :) :) :)

Thanks for the work.

I know a woman in this house who is wishing I had more music to help inspire her while working on her book two.

Not yet, I'll let you know how it is when I do. The packaging and advertising look awesome though.

The presentation does looks very good, and it worked now I want to find a bottle of it.

Tools on my gonna use list are (and I know these because I use them on ALL of my metal projects):

Vise

4" angle grinder

Sander/Polisher (8 in I think)

Asst. Files

Hacksaw

Buffing Wheels / Polishing Rouge

Ball peen hammer

Torch

I'm reasonably sure I could knock this out using those alone but seeing as I am an impatient fellow and have access to the following I probably will use:

Plasma cutter

Big Belt Sander

Band-saw

As I progress though I'll explain what I used, what I could have used, and what I should have done instead (I do things the hard way typically).

I'll be interested to see how it goes, I never really got beyond the day dream since I think it would take me forever using the small torch I have.

I can imagine the tools someone would probably want to make this project easier, but what would be the bare minimum tools someone would need to even think about starting something like? and/or what do you plan on using?

Makes me wish I had a couple anvils to go try this for myself. Not being able to believe everything I see on the internet and all.

Thanks for checking, my wife is looking forward to some new piratical music

Deschutes Mirror Pond pale ale while working on me wench's book cover.

The samples I've heard from the album I like. Its just a shame the digital downloads only seem to be on itunes, unless I am missing something (sorry, just about anything apple and me don't get along).

If I see it come up on amazon's mp3 store I'll purchase it.