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Question for anybody: how difficult is it to duplicate....hold on, how do I describe it....that kind of a smooth crackle like finish that you still see on precision instruments....kind of like the...

Might cast it in MDC

So I was looking over the stale threads populating the Forum page and saw one that I have seen for quite awhile: Building Lather on the Soap. Except I read 'building a lathe from soap.'
That's...

Yeah Mike
and you too Mike plus Mike has been kicking ass along with Mike
Man the way Mike blazed that trail and there is also Mike
Keep it going Mikes

Signed,
Mike

Thought the same thing Kimosabe. Another way to say it, is that if you slapped a big 'ole wedge on that shank and tail, it would look normal.

I'm looking for a 2 razor Mappin Lancet box...once I find that, I'll start looking for the Mappin Lancets.

Did someone send up the bat signal?

OUCH! .

I was wondering how a wedge of blue cheese with some brass rod stuck in it makes things go faster.............?

If the white is MOP, I'll bet the black is jet. I axed about that over here once and no one said a damn word.

Sweet! You know, that razor has a beautiful tail...are there any other tail men out there? Nice work Mike.

Blue Crab walk funny over there. Skinny peso done box dinky dau, numba 1.

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For the record Andrew, I'm not liking the pic of the homemade micarta because it is making me dizzy.
I am liking the Bohemian Proverb.

Has anyone ever suggested that the inlay was poured as a liquid into a negative space on the surface of the scales?

Sounds a little odd to me that if the scale material was poured as a hot liquid into a mold with the inlays set, that said liquid would not have moved the fine inlays in some way.
I'd better go...

I think inlay is a tip off where they have to go. Anywhere else is an onlay.

Euuuwwww, someone over here said 'farty skins.' No wonder I'm not working on anything.

Dude, it's not an arrow rest! That is just what I was told in an antique shop by a lady that did not know what she was talking about...of course I had to pass the faulty information on. Strangely,...

Dude, it's an arrow rest.

Nice! I saw a jade thumbring in an antique store once. It was exactly the shape you are working. Seeing the thumbring later sent me on a jade inquiry and clarified the difference between jadeite...

Fascinating knife! It looks like a switchblade or side opening automatic. It is difficult for me to imagine the Jets or the Sharks taking time out of a gang fight to open a bottle of wine....I can...