I don't know what to call this worked back, but here it is....
Birdseye maple acryluminum scales, floro red wedge, alternating jimps on top, thumbnotch on the bottome, hollowed heel, wutang point.
The usual, in other words!:)
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I don't know what to call this worked back, but here it is....
Birdseye maple acryluminum scales, floro red wedge, alternating jimps on top, thumbnotch on the bottome, hollowed heel, wutang point.
The usual, in other words!:)
Nicely done and it all works well together! :nj
That's a Beautiful Razor !!!!!!!
Sahweeet!!!!!!!!! You nailed that one!:gwh:
Another nice one, I dig your spinework man
Grant
Cool! Thanks for posting the pics. Now I know what I can do with the 1/16"
transparent acrylic and wood veneers that I have.:)
Did you use acetone/MEK/methyl chloride on the acrylic to act as a glue?
CA is the duct tape of the scale making world....:)Quote:
Originally Posted by randydance062449
Very nice, love the work on the spine!! True craftsmanship.
Very nice work. the Aluminum and steel really make thing look complete.
Good job.
You could call it lovelyQuote:
Originally Posted by Seraphim
Wow thats a busy build
and so good looking too, I like it a lot, good work Sir
Damn Brother !!!!!
That is sweetness.... :)
I gotta ask because the change is so spectacular... that was a DA/GD under all that work???? that is just an amazing transformation....
and yes I am humming the Transformers song right now... LMAO
Yes, it was a Gold Dollar.Quote:
Originally Posted by gssixgun
A little time in "The Rack" also managed to get it to align straight down the scales, as you can see in pic two...:)