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    that is so over the top. crazy looks like im making a trip to tims lol.

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    Very nice but you must tools and technique.

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    HOLY ****!!!!!! Tim I have seen some of your work and it is all beautiful and full of expert craftsmanship.......BUT THIS IS REALLY AMAZING!!! That is a gorgeous set of scales and I hope you come up with some way of mass producing them,,,,,I have a feeling you gonna get a FEW PM's....
    Having Fun Shaving

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    I hate to pull a paris hilton but in this case I gotta...

    "thats hawt..." -P.Hilton

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    Spectacular craftsmanship !

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrbhagwan View Post
    Very nice!

    Is the same sort of thing feasible in the acrylic family?

    Awesome work! Classy, all the way!


    I have a laser writer here at work, but have never played with it myself (note to self: play with laser writer!) We have done some similar etching type stuff in acrylic, and actually were able to get alot of depth to it. The power settings had to be just right so it didn't completely melt the acrylic. So, it should be possible to do interesting stuff in/on acrylic too.

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    Thank you all for your kind words.
    I will do one in acrylic and see what I can do. Hadn't thought about that.
    All the cutting and engraving is done with a laser.

    Thanks

    Tim

    Here is a sample on clear acrylic.
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    They look like a classy gun stock, I really like the design.

    Very nice!

    Charlie

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    Oh hell yes. Those are so cool!

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    Tim! Dude!

    Awesome!

    You see, I have this "diamond steel" brand razor, and I've been thinking about some ideas for new scales. . .

    Seraphim, I may have to send you some test blanks too.

    Think "Waterford Crystal" type cuts in acrylic or lexan . . .

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