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Let's see the cool stuff you make! Official "show off thread"
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Thank you, now I just need to figure out what I want to do for scales
Thank you! A file guide sure helps keep things evenNice grind, Frosty !
You dont use a belt grinder?Thank you! A file guide sure helps keep things even
I do, but the file guide keeps the bevels even, it hits the platen so you have a positive stop on each side.
I got it figured out, to me it needs a splash of color, something as bold as the blade is.
Interesting, I have a 6" x 72" Wilton belt grinder. I dont believe ive ever seen a file guide before.
I will search tomorrow.
Thanks.
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I spent about five minutes between the two, to skin the one side (3/32") and polish, so as the entrails could be revealed.
The true nature of the cast isn't found on the surface; that is just a representation of the colors.
Sadly, neither of these will become grips, since the guy wants solid black. I'll use Avonite for him.
Bonus points if you can spot the sitting puppy.
The true nature of the cast isn't found on the surface; that is just a representation of the colors.
Sadly, neither of these will become grips, since the guy wants solid black. I'll use Avonite for him.
Bonus points if you can spot the sitting puppy.
Those colors are amazing!
This first one, I wrote off as a failure, because my attention was distracted and the colors hit bubble gum stage.
This usually means huge air inclusions, so I decided to split the block to see how bad it was. To my surprise, it wasn't anywhere near as bad as I had envisioned. There are a few small spots, that are completely repairable.
This next one, is the one I attempted to replicate, since the one color is unavailable. I custom mixed some colors to get it close, and even though it isn't exact, I still like the outcome. I flipped it end for end, trying to show how the colors have variable blends, dependent on the viewing angle.
I promise, all of these look better in hand.
I have two more I'm pouring today.
This usually means huge air inclusions, so I decided to split the block to see how bad it was. To my surprise, it wasn't anywhere near as bad as I had envisioned. There are a few small spots, that are completely repairable.
This next one, is the one I attempted to replicate, since the one color is unavailable. I custom mixed some colors to get it close, and even though it isn't exact, I still like the outcome. I flipped it end for end, trying to show how the colors have variable blends, dependent on the viewing angle.
I promise, all of these look better in hand.
I have two more I'm pouring today.
