Thread: What are you working on?

sharptonn Thanks!
Yes, there are lots of delicious photos
After a while I came across many such sets. I probably rebuilt the lock in the original handle only once. It required a lot of perseverance. Lots and lots of patience. And all handmade.
Others I did just replace the shank.

Originally Posted by TheGeek

Ohh I do like beeswax. Good cor walking boots 😂 how would it fair on scales though? I do like a natural approach.

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I've been using this stuff on these scales. Howards feed & Wax, it has Bee's wax, and orange oil. I just rub a bit in every now and then and let it soak in.
Doesn't look like there's anything on them, but when water hits them, it beads and runs off.

Originally Posted by outback

I've been using this stuff on these scales. Howards feed & Wax, it has Bee's wax, and orange oil. I just rub a bit in every now and then and let it soak in.
Doesn't look like there's anything on them, but when water hits them, it beads and runs off.

Thanks

I'll have a look at that. I actually use a beeswax/oliveoil concoction on my walking boots 😂

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Originally Posted by Cheferik

Ya, I was thinking it would be hard to find but I had to see what the chances where. Thanks guys

So, Erik. Unless you want to do this 6 times.........


LAY OFF MY WIND CHIMES!

I already have the center clanger even!

I would love to see the chimes! If the price is right, I'm in for making a handle, cheerz

Originally Posted by Frans

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I like these pictures for an example. They are all slightly different. I think that you would have to take the combination of the biggest notch and the shortest tang on them and then make them all match. Then make a handle to match those.

A fun project especially if you don't count your labor as anything!

Couldn't get to sleep. So broke out the boys blade and had at it up to 1500 grit. Although I was light handed as I don't want to ruin the etching.



I'm happy with how it is coming on.

Waiting for scale bits to arrive.

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Originally Posted by TheGeek

Couldn't get to sleep. So broke out the boys blade and had at it up to 1500 grit. Although I was light handed as I don't want to ruin the etching.



I'm happy with how it is coming on.

Waiting for scale bits to arrive.

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That looks very nice, and clean. Just like a old, well took care of blade should.😎

Originally Posted by outback

That looks very nice, and clean. Just like a old, well took care of blade should.😎

Well i hope when it's all done I will have done it proud 😂

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Originally Posted by TheGeek

Well i hope when it's all done I will have done it proud 😂

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I think you'll have plenty of time to, perfect it. And make sure its shaving, on occasions. Don't want him starting with a bad edge. All those years of precise stropping.....a priceless edge!!...so smooth!!.... so effortlessly, it desires to shave...[emoji18]
Believe me...they do exist.