Thread: Chasse en os

Remporté cette nuit aux US, cette petite lame Joseph Elliot, avec une forme de soie bien marquée et d'origine, car beaucoup ont été meulées pour leurs donner cette forme de demi lune !
En état relativement correct que je vais restaurer et essayer d'adapter ma première chasse en os avec des plaquettes que m'a donné Ferdi, je dis bien, je vais essayer
Payé FDP : 25 euros, je ne risque pas grand chose

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Après la fabrication de l'espaçeur, le polissage et l'ajustage de la chasse, le rasoir est prêt à être riveté, je ne sais pas encore comment, mais certainement à l'ancienne, c'est à dire rivets laiton sans rondelle, mais il va falloir avoir la main légère avec le marteau car l'os casse facilement !

Le voici terminé, j'ai choisi le rivetage à l'ancienne, rivets laiton sans rondelle.
Il ne me reste plus qu'à l'affuter et à faire un dernier fini de polissage général.

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The work looks fantastic, the only thing I could not figure out with Bing Translate was the type of bone it was ????

thank you
It is a beef bone

Well I don't have a translator on my tablet so I think I get the gist of what it was about..that is a fine piece of work you have done there.
Very well done!

Couldn't understand a word but I get the idea via photos. Looks very good to my eyes too, nice job of it.

Bob

Won the night in the U.S., this small blade Joseph Elliot, a well-marked form of silk and origin, since many were ground to give them the shape of a half moon!
State in relatively correct that I will restore and try to adapt my first hunt with bone chips gave me Ferdi, I mean, I'll try
FDP paid 25 euros, I do not risk much
After manufacturing of the spacer, polishing and adjusting the hunt, the razor is ready to be riveted, I do not know how, but certainly the former, ie without rivets brass washer but we will have to have a light hand with the hammer because the bone breaks easily!

Here ended, I chose the former riveting, brass rivets without washer.
It only remains for me to sharpen and the last one to finish polishing general.

Tres joli!!!

No matter what language,, it speaks to me. Love it, great job.

Nice work, the scales really suit the blade.

TRES BON!!!

I did learn some french in grade 9 french class.