Thread: What are you working on?

It is not a perfect match, but it comes close. I made a back half of a broken set. Getting the stain to match the patina is a little tricky, but a fun challenge.

Fine job Rez. Put them back to back and no one will know but you that they are not perfect. Bravo!

Looks good to me Rez!

Veronica always tells me "Nobody would ever notice but you".

I think she is absolutely correct.

Originally Posted by Geezer

For years I have admired the works of art that you present! Thank you!
~Richard

And I'll thank the different forum communities for the constant inspiration they provide :-) most of the work I've grown to realize was inspired by great ressources shared and work done elsewhere

This one is done

Originally Posted by outback

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Dang it Mike!!!!!!!!!!!!


Pinhead always freaks me out.
One time I was in a REALLY bad head on wreck. They couldn't use anything to knock me out, my head trauma was so bad, explains a lot I know but, they had to wire my jaw back together 10 pieces. I was seriously messed up. I kept dying they told me. I woke up while they were wiring my jaw back together, and saw nothing but wires and hemostats in my face!!!

I'm telling you, I thought I died and Hell Raiser was happening to me!!!!

Originally Posted by outback

How bad...!!
I might be able to fix it...maybe.

Sheared a piece about 1in long off from the scale end at an angle. I believe I can fix it, he opted to take me up on making new, repairing the originals and sending them back also.

Next victims : an Elliot and an Aubril :-)



Ziricot, boxwood and silver.

Originally Posted by Thaeris

Next victims : an Elliot and an Aubril :-)



Ziricot, boxwood and silver.

Nice....!!

Nearly done this walnut kit.



Nice, supple latigo surface with balsa underlid fit and keyed.

Just putting on the finish.
Love how things start to pop when ya get to this stage