Crocksaw Puzzle

[Trying not to break it]

hi kevin, thanks for the invite. 1yr 8 days to retirement. that would be really neat to go to diff. places and meet fellow diggers. your crocks look good. here are a couple of pics. of a few pieces i have clued. i'm working with elmer's glue till i find out what i have. the 1st pic i have 3 pieces together and 1 more piece to go on then i have to find more pieces. 2nd pic i have 2 pices together on ea. one. 3rd pic. are more olds and ends, i realized after the pics. that the piece on the right in 3rd pic.goes with the top of the jug in 2nd pic. thanks for looking rhona

 

[Trying not to break it]

2nd pic.

 

[Trying not to break it]

3rd pic.

 

[Trying not to break it]

hi kevin, i wanted to thank you for showing me a crock can be saved with out all the pieces. about 3 yrs ago i dug most of the pieces to a 5 gal. jug. i put most of it together, but couldn't find all the pieces. it sat on my porch for over a year, then i fainally threw it away. now i'm sorry. i won't do that again. rhona

 

[citydigger]

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[kastoo]

Thanks Miss Rhona! Hey that jug is about there. They tell me you can fashion handles using bondo. I good digger friend of mine in Canada said this stuff is good....

 

[kastoo]

Citydigger? Words?

 

[kastoo]

Here's the big jug..still a lot of work to do..trying plaster of paris on this one....

 

[kastoo]

plaster of paris seems to mold nice on a curve with a paddle..remaining to be seen is how easy it will sand or if it will fall out....

 

[Tony14]

Theyre lookin great!! good job!