Thread: What are you working on?

Andrew those brushes are cool. I really like what you did with the piece of moose antler.

Amazing work both of you two

Well you too Rez

Mike that is an amazingly cool razor and Shaun did a bang up job on the scales.

Andrew those brushes look great. I also am really liking the Moose antler one.


You guys are some true craftsman

a new attempt, 6.5 mm tall. Wood stabilized by me, could be better.

or

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKREZuLAVIs

Looks mighty fine from here

Originally Posted by MikeB52

I dunno, note the octagonal base cuts, swirly different material in the banded areas, pretty unique to my eye..
Traditional shape, but with Baden pizzazz I’d have a time to replicate...

Thanks Mike.

Ya, it's not easy getting all those pieces 100% flat, and also both sides parrelel to each other. If they're not, it'll show when your cuts on the lathe aren't parrelel with the joints. Things start to look real sloppy if it's not glued up properly.

Those dang octagonal sections took me a bit to lay out and sand down. Pain in the rear!

Originally Posted by Dieseld

Looks mighty fine from here

you're far enough )

it was a joke: from afar we are all people.

Mihai, is that streaking part of the stabilizing?
Nice brush.

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

Thanks Mike.

Ya, it's not easy getting all those pieces 100% flat, and also both sides parrelel to each other. If they're not, it'll show when your cuts on the lathe aren't parrelel with the joints. Things start to look real sloppy if it's not glued up properly.

Those dang octagonal sections took me a bit to lay out and sand down. Pain in the rear!

Oh hell, I can even do that.......
I simply bribe HarryWally to make me one!

No Razor related Works at the Moment, i try to restore my fathers jumping hour watch from the seventies, replacement NOS movement arrives in a few days and the party begins.

Good luck with the watch.
Snap some pics during the tear down. We like em!