Back in the day when I trimmed a lot by hand, I taught myself to trim left handed. I would trade off with either hand. It takes a little while to finally get it, but it's cool once you get the hang of it.I have a blister on my right ring finger that is raw from too much scissoring.
I've had to adjust how I am holding the scissors. I am going to finish this, today. It ends today except for the fine tuning when jarred for the cure.
Pfui . . and I'm hungry.
LOL Well well, she's become a trimming machine. Want to join fumble & trim, trim,trim....for profit?...I did switch to my left hand to finish. Great minds think alike.
Today I'm going to weigh, spiff up my trim and jar POG. I have to wean myself from trimming, I really got into it.
Tempting offer....HELL NOLOL Well well, she's become a trimming machine. Want to join fumble & trim, trim,trim....for profit?...
Lol!....Aw, once you do the first 20lbs or so, it becomes routine...Tempting offer....HELL NO
That's a fact.Lol!....Aw, once you do the first 20lbs or so, it becomes routine...
LOL!!!That's a fact.
I guy could make $100,000 a season with a dry trimmer in the back of a Sprinter van....
No, not that bad......worseAwww S'mantait's really not that bad hehehe
They are beautiful and if they were mine I'd go stark raving mad. I am now totally free from the fear, stress and worry from that airplane.Some late season projects
skywalker, woodie, huckleberry, blue heron, SFV
ménage à trois
Thats awesome! Dudes prolly making a fortune with that!
