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Thread: Two Customs and Scrimshaw by Robert Williams.

  1. 01-13-2012, 04:30 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by RayCover View Post
    Wow. Robert did a great job on that. Are those gears inlaid in there or did Robert engrave them? Its hard to tell from the pic.

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    The gears are engraved. I can tell you the pictures don't really do them justice.

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    You had to post those pictures. Sigh.
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    Amazing work! Thanks for posting.
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    I'm assuming he uses CNC for that stuff(gears in the tang)? Am I way off base? I know you said engraved, but they seem awfully deep for engraving work. Of course, I don't know at what depth an engraving becomes a CNC mill job. I'm completely unqualified to even ask the question actually. But stuff like this keeps me awake at night.
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    Jeff you're killing me here. I come back and see this work of art.. robert is truely an artist. I feel like what I do is paint by the numbers to his Mona Lisa...
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    Quote Originally Posted by regularjoe View Post
    I'm assuming he uses CNC for that stuff(gears in the tang)? Am I way off base? I know you said engraved, but they seem awfully deep for engraving work. Of course, I don't know at what depth an engraving becomes a CNC mill job. I'm completely unqualified to even ask the question actually. But stuff like this keeps me awake at night.
    No CNC, all done by hand.
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    Thanks for sharing this Jeff. I've got to admit that I am jealous. It would be great to watch one of the custom makers at work.
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    Wow, that is just an amazing pair of scales. The razor is quite possibly one of the most beautiful I have ever seen. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
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    Impressive craftmanship. The engraved gears in that first razor are very cool. Ken
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