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    Default Visconti scales for Livi

    Hello all,
    I've been working on the next scale pattern for one of the guys here on SRP.
    He thought it would be cool to see the project as it progresses.

    So here we go. This set of scales will be for a Livi. With Master Livi being Italian, I decided to go with 15th cen. Italian illumination for my inpiration on this project.

    The scales for this razor are a bit over 8". So, my 8" jewellers saw frame won't work for the ends of the scale. I'm going to have to use my 11" saw frame for each end of the scales. For those of your who have never used an 11" jewellers' saw, it not for the fait of hear, and a real PIA.
    The last pic. shows my bench with the 11" frame and the 8" fram off to the left.

    enjoy!
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    Those look incredible! What amazing work! Those scales are just sublime.

    Thats a real talent you have there and no mistake!

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    Those are incredible!
    How long will it take you to complete a job like that?
    KC

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    Quote Originally Posted by kevin007 View Post
    Those are incredible!
    How long will it take you to complete a job like that?
    KC
    Thanks!
    more than it should, and less then it needs.
    alpla444 likes this.

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    A true artisan's answer.

    Amazing scales.

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    Nowadays when we see something we like, we call it cool.

    By this time next year we'll just say cole

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    Default enough for today

    Ok, hit my stopping point for today.
    Just enough time for me to upload todays pic and then hit the resto. chat.

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    DAMN! You my friend are becoming my new hero very quickly.

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    Those scales look worthy of royalty John.
    “The white gleam of swords, not the black ink of books, clears doubts and uncertainties and bleak outlooks.”

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    Thumbs up Nice

    Holy Toledo Batman, You used a jewelers saw to cut out those negative spaces?...if so that is very impressive and oh so time consuming! Excellent work and thanks for the insight into the process.


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