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Old 10-29-2023, 01:20 PM
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I don’t know if this is weird or neat. I think it’s cool though. I’ve had it up for a while now.

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Straighten up the bricks and colour co-ordinate them
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Possible wall art for a man cave?

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Like this? Mirror I made for my shop from an Original.
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You could've also used it as a sturdy (albeit uncomfortable) toilet seat too.
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Cool like dat. How about some original headlights so you can see to shave?

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You could've also used it as a sturdy (albeit uncomfortable) toilet seat too.


I did use a hand crank for a Farmall F-20 to make a toilet paper dispenser
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Cool like dat. How about some original headlights so you can see to shave?

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I seriously considered doing that! Still noodling ideas for a tractor/Cub Cadet themed towel holder
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