Thread: What are you working on?

I think this is it.

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Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

There's gotta be a way to turn it off completely. I'll google it.

Sent from my brain to my fingers to my Acer Chromebook.

That's a smart lad!

Sent from 3 Miller Lites and an old Dell with a laptop hard drive

I can press flashy buttons..... That's the extent of it. Haha, and really, Google is the answer for us uneducated...... Funny, google's how I got here.

Nice Genco Tom! And very good tips on wedge/scale manipulating gents..

Didn't get to the hones as I planned.
Got some cramped hands tonight from a day on the roof units and 'Twas a wee bit cold up there still this early April. Nothing like teaching npt pipe threading 101 to seasoned millwrights that should already know how to do it...
Where's my bourbon!

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

I think this is it.

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Nope... Its a hydro / wave.
I'm working on it...tomorrow

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

I think this is it.

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dang........

Ha... I figured it out.
Had to do it through Tapatalk.

Originally Posted by outback

Its been a full weekend.
Starting Saturday morning, till now.
1. Cleaned up a Mappin & Webb.
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2. Did some minor repairs to some horn scales, and put them to oil.
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3. Honed a Crown & Sword, and a American Razor Co.
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4. Put a FBU in oil
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5. Finished bringing a strop back to life, that I got from the flea market a while back. And reblued the hardware.
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To be continued

What brand is the strop? Is it Shell horse hide?

I'm not sure, can't read anything on it anymore.
But it is Russian tanned, and has little draw. The leather is also tapered. Thick at top, progressively thinning towards the bottom.

A little rescale (my first) and a light resto:
I changed the scales on my Dovo from basic black to faux mother of pearl and then put the black scales on a cheap e-bay Griffon 60 that was a little rough and with broken scales when I got it. Just finished honing the Griffon and it will get a test on a three day growth this evening.


My peening hammer was made by my great-grandfather when he worked as a machinist in a railroad car shop in 1905. Love this little hammer.