And you people wonder why I moved I did not want to stay on the mainland. Ya'll are twisted!
Hot Glue Guns
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Yer sick, damn funny but sick.....Or, for unscrewing the bulb when Don comes to visit and slippin the ex-lax in his brownies.
He wears capris not knickers.
Yikes i should have known. Capris or skinny jeans....
He is talking about the shorts I had on in a picture when I got the wood Colin has now. I had lost about 30 pounds and used some old shorts as work clothes. You will not ever see any pictures of me in skinny jeans. I would punch myself in the face.
Getting wood is contagious?
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When these jokers are done beating each other up and posting foolishness, maybe we can get back to some real ideas for hot glue gun uses. I used mine the other night to make skeleton hands for a halloween costume.
Sorry, did not realize you posed a question only to showcase your handiwork... 
How big are they?
How big are they?
Ain't you a tad old fer trick er treatin Ken? 
A game of thrones?
I used one last night to glue a guide block onto a saw sled for cutting some angled pieces. It was easier than trying to find the parts for the adjustable fence thing when I only had three pieces to do.
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Sorry, did not realize you posed a question only to showcase your handiwork...
How big are they?
Life sized. The are the same size as my hands. I don't think that you could relate without my blue lighter beside them though. LOL.
Hell NO!!!! I love Halloween.
Nope. 8' high grim reaper costume. A little modernized because the skull face and hands will be chrome. I'll be sure to post a picture when I'm done.
I use mine when doing small electronics projects, to seal casting mold seams, and to anchor items in a cast.
It is on the edge so it ends op being turned out.
So not an option for me unless I glue the base to the short side of the mold - which could work.
Interesting thought, thanks for tagging me @Tony
Thanks, @Don Ratcliff , this thread was veering back towards topic and getting very boring.
Cut a piece for the top of your mold, take one end off, and make it a vertical mold Ken. Then you can cast it standing up in the mold, and glue it to the bottom. When you turn the bottom and drill your hole, the glue will all go away.