[qu1Z]

The man who built every almost Difflow diffuser out there passed away early this morning in his sleep. His name was Ole Field from Missoula, Montana. I once asked him how he builds such nice things, with such perfection.... and he told me that he builds everything as if he was building it for the Lord. He was an expert welder and artist, building many of the rustic Montana / western themed coat racks, tables, spiral staircases, weather vanes, houses, etc throughout Montana for the last 50 years out of his little shop in the backyard of his house.

 

[S4Denver]

Sorry to hear, R.I.P., heard and seen he was an excellent craftsmen!

 

[Silver_Surfer]

Sorry to hear this, RIP.

 

[Me!]

Oh no! Terrible news! His diffusers were pieces of art! RIP!

 

[LotusCC]

My condolences. Sorry to hear this.

 

[Giantmcm]

I had the privilege of meeting Ole in person and he was an amazing man with a great heart and enjoyed life, from what I saw/gathered. I know his new place is better, so where I am sad for his loss...I am Jealous of what he is now enjoying.

 

[Almighty]

Wow I'm sad to hear this news. My best to his family and friends.

 

[RENDERMAN]

Sorry to hear that bro, is great that you took time to honor and show appreciation for someone who helped you grow as a business man. I will go to my grave thinking the best craftsmanship on planet earth exists in the U.S. we just have lost our faith in it...

 

[XHILR8N!]

Was up under one of his custom made one of a kind pieces last evening. Rest in Peace.

 

[shay2nak]

Sorry about Ole Field. Looked like a cool guy.

 

[Nessal]

A generation of men that may possibly never exist again in this country.

 

[SwingLo]

Sorry to hear that. He built a great piece of kit. The art of craftsmanship is unfortunately, a lost art. We all see engineering in cars, etc, but as a fairly good woodworking, I've seen some unbelievable talent. It's amazing what the human being can do with passion, talent and dedication.

 

[ZeRoSL]

may his soul find eternal rest in the arms of the creator

 

[AustinP]

I'm very sorry to hear that. For those of us that only saw the end product, it's all too easy to take for granted the people responsible for such great craftsmanship. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends.

 

[Highline]

Salute to a true craftsman!

 

[Ianreed06]

Sounds like he was one heck of a guy... I'm truly honored to have a piece of his work on my car!

 

[Formula1]

RIP - sorry to hear.


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[sturgeongeneral]

Along with being a true craftsman he was a wonderful person! May his family find peace.

 

[livethedream]

RIP

That's some good advice Ole gave. Imagine if everyone did their work with the thought and attitude they were doing it for The Lord. That's probably the best way we could honor Ole.

 

[Davemk1]

Hey Glenn -

So sorry to hear of your loss.

I was lucky to meet Ole and he was a true gentleman who was oh so skilled and modest at the same time.

Rest in Peace.

dave