Blackhawk Tools &

Big Guy
Productions

504-715-0512

AKA Cap'n Eddie Castelin Life is Fragile 9.24.12

330 Highway Drive
Old Jefferson, LA 70121-3415
ph: 504-715-0512
capneddiecastelin@gmail.com

Something you been asking for is back!

The old version of the Blackhawk Sharpening Rig is now available. It works just like the ones that sell for about $50 more and none of the others

have the accu-set features. I can sell these, to you in the USA, for just $102. This includes shipping. For other locations they are only $91.00 plus shipping cost. Interested, see the Combos and other items page or call me at 504-715-0512

New Products are on their way, check the Cutters Only page. If you are not sure about the size, fit, etc. Then call me at 504-715-0512 and we'll talk about it. If you want to buy in singles, call me and place an order. If you buy multiple packages of items, you will be asked to approve freight for each order. We will keep only what is needed and refund the balance back to the card. We are here to serve you, save you $$$$ and give you the best products available.

Woodturners, you asked for a great deal on carbide cutters, bars and sharpening rigs. That's why I got into this business.

I have my cutters made just for me. Not off the shelf, not from a planer, not for steel or pot metal. These are cutters made for woodturning and made at a price you can afford. Made from high Speed Carbide material, just like the expensive ones others sell.

But first, me. Capt. Eddie Castelin is Big Guy Productions. My first granddaughter gave me that nickname and it stuck. Now all my sweeties (4), and my little dude, call me Big Guy. I am a dad, granddad, Husband, LA Master Gardener, woodturner and a major renaissance man. (kinda busy)

I can build or create just about anything I set my mind to. I create from a need. I have been doing this for the construction industry for over 55 years. Everyday I get calls from people with special needs and a want for me to solve the impossible. I took a lot from my dad's way of life. Keep it simple, make it work, save some time. By the way, don't ask me to copy somebody's work. It's easier to just start all over in that process.

I was USAF Ammo and EOD in the 70's. That taught me to do the most with the least. Go AMMO!

I had a light stroke in September of 2014, spent more that 9 months learning my name, how to walk etc. I'm almost ready to get back into the shop and get to Makin' Shavins'.

If you need something, just give me a call and lets talk about it.

Cap'n Eddie

504-715-0512