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  1. 04-01-2016, 06:58 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by prodigy View Post
    That looks like a metal lathe, or a jewelers lathe. Glad it all worked out. I'm still trying to get better with my tools before I commit to making my first handle. Nice job!
    The lathe is a Unimat 3

    Emco - Unimat 3 - Unimat 4 Lathes

    Great fun to use, and very versatile.


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    Is that Circassian walnut?
    Whatever it is....well, you combined some beautiful materials in a unique way. Very organic looking
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    Quote Originally Posted by WW243 View Post
    Is that Circassian walnut?
    Whatever it is....well, you combined some beautiful materials in a unique way. Very organic looking
    I do not know what type it is - but It's sure nice wood.



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    I was going to also say it almost looks like a jewelers lathe of the watchmakers variety but they are even smaller than that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thebigspendur View Post
    I was going to also say it almost looks like a jewelers lathe of the watchmakers variety but they are even smaller than that.
    The guy that owned it was a model maker, so a fairly small lathe.

    Sadly, he died last year. His wife was going to throw the lathe in the skip !

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    What a lovely brush. Well done for your first attempt.

    I was going to comment about the Purdey stock but I see that you answered WW243's concern.
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    Very nicely done for your first go, you did very well. I want a lathe just like that, yours looks in good shape.

    What's the red material between the stag and Walnut? I got a tip from BWP1474 to use hotel room keys to add a strip of thin white to handles. So my last vaca I hung onto about 8.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY View Post
    Very nicely done for your first go, you did very well. I want a lathe just like that, yours looks in good shape.

    What's the red material between the stag and Walnut? I got a tip from BWP1474 to use hotel room keys to add a strip of thin white to handles. So my last vaca I hung onto about 8.

    The spacer is known as fibre liner, used in knife making mostly.

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    Well done sir and one of my favorite combinations, I have a knife in antler and Ironwood that has the Old flavor of the beautiful brush handle you made..
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    nice job, i like the look. lucky find on the lathe, i have always wanted one like that.
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