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    Just finished up #2 (well, it's not honed yet...) the french point looks a bit spotty , as it's oiled up.
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    Nice work my friend!

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    Seraphim is on a roll!

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    They look great! I really like the transparent acrylic scales. I didn't think I'd like a modern looking material like that, but it just looks clean and sharp. Really put the focus back on the tang work of the razor. Nice Job!

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    Looks a million bucks
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    Great stuff man!

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    Look great to me. I wonder if rounding the square corners of the scales-- just a teeny bit-- would look good?

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    Evil twins! Someone will be happy with those.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pavelaw View Post
    Look great to me. I wonder if rounding the square corners of the scales-- just a teeny bit-- would look good?

    Bob
    Yeah. I tried that on my first prototype, but becuse of the optical effect it is very intolerant of any angular error.

    If I went for a frosted effect on the entire scale then rounding over the edges would be a good option, but with the clear scales, the contrast of any misalignment is plainly visible.

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    Frosted the scales on the Szechuan point
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