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Thread: 13/16 French point in Osage Orange

  1. 04-10-2014, 03:15 AM #11
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    That's a nice looking home built. The blade has nice lines, and the shape and colour of the scales really compliment it.


    I'm going to need a bigger bathroom
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  3. 04-10-2014, 03:35 AM #12
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    Congratulations on bringing wood and steel to a beautiful finish. Very well done.
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    I hope my first comes out that nice someday.
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    Looks great! I'm hoping to make my first custom in the near future, if it turns out this well, I'll be pleased.
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    Nice work, Tony!
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    Thanks everyone for your kind words. I've only been able to pull this off with the information, advice, and encouragement of all the great members of this forum.

    Tom, any time you'd like to drop by the shop or test one out, I'm game!

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    How was working with the Osange Orange? I hear it can be a bear to work with.
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    Beautiful, but french point scares me. French point + me=
    Are you stressed???!!! Get out and go fishing!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by coachschaller View Post
    How was working with the Osange Orange? I hear it can be a bear to work with.
    Not too bad. It's actually one of my favorites. It has a nice resin content so it finishes really smooth. I made the scales with a bandsaw and a KMG belt grinder, so they went pretty quickly
    Let me know if you need any help with shaving, honing, etc.
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    Beautiful work...looks great and what a great accomplishment!
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