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Mirror finish acrylic scales.
There are some blemishes on the other side.....so I'll just show off this side for nowhttp://www.badgerandblade.com/vb/ima...s/rolleyes.gif
http://www.badgerandblade.com/vb/att...1&d=1257897831 http://www.badgerandblade.com/vb/att...1&d=1257897838 http://www.badgerandblade.com/vb/att...1&d=1257897848
too cool!!!!
Nice :) I saw those mirrored sheets on a site I linked a while ago. Not sure I would ever have a pair mirrored, but still nice :D
Very cool the mirrored effect. :tu
I saw some on one of my order sites too, but didn't go for it...
Nicely done Craig....
that is really cool looking, I'm already thinking of other stuff I could do with that.
Pretty!
But aren't you afraid you'll set it down and never find it again?:idea:
Theyre beautiful. I cant believe i never thought of that. Ive even got a piece of that that i use as a mirror when shaving my head. Be carefull, the silver stuff on the inside scratches pretty easy, but you probably allready know that.
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Originally Posted by baldy
Yes, and that is why I can only show one side.....:(
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have you tried to line it with say aluminum so it masks the mirror from scratches?Quote:
Originally Posted by Seraphim
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Originally Posted by mainaman
Bonding something to the mirror underlayment can also lead to complete delamination of the mirror underlayment.
Somehow I know this......:w
how about sandwiching with liner and using faux pins?Quote:
Originally Posted by Seraphim
It might be too much but just an idea.
Oh, I have ideas on how to make the scales without blemishes. The first ones were a disaster, these came close, the next ones.......? I'm hopeful!:beer2:Quote:
Originally Posted by mainaman
Heh, I figured the mirroring would come off. Do you think putting a layer of epoxy over the "inside" would work (similar to finishing wood scales)?
Here they are with a mounted blade.
http://www.badgerandblade.com/vb/att...1&d=1258999853
very sweet!
WOW!!!! That is too cool!! Way to go Sepharim!