What are you working on?

**Thaeris** · 09-15-2014, 03:50 PM

Some news with my project of travel set in tortoise :

**Razorfeld** · 09-15-2014, 04:13 PM

Damn, man! That is good looking enough to say beautiful.

**ScottGoodman** · 09-15-2014, 10:30 PM

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Cell phone pic, see the hamon on the deba's? They are of 1095 steel, the paring knives are o-1

**JoelLewicki** · 09-15-2014, 11:51 PM

Well, I've got my work "cut out for me" tonight while I watch Monday Night Football. Name: image.jpg
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Well, it's the 4th quarter now, and I am done sanding for tonight.
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**engine46** · 09-16-2014, 01:03 AM

Very cool man!!!! That's awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

**MikeB52** · 09-16-2014, 01:10 PM

Nice wood Joel. Like to get my hands on some ebony..
And love the hand scroll saw too! I had one like that years ago..
Cheers.

**MikeB52** · 09-18-2014, 03:51 AM

So I decided enough with the hand sanding and dremel cleaning.
Tore apart some old Halloween gadgets I built when the kids were little and pulled out a 1/4 hp Dc motor and some of my old circuitry. Dug an old spindle grinder I had in the shed out, cleaned up the 1/2" shaft and oil ways a bit. Picked up a new 2" pulley and belt,, voila!
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Put a sisal and cotton buff on it, and with my reversing speed control in that box I have an effective, albeit ugly, variable speed reversing buffing rig.
Maybe I can start to put some real shine on some of my projects now.
Cheers gents.

**JoelLewicki** · 09-19-2014, 02:23 AM

Well, another football game, some more razor scale work. This time, sanding the ebony scales I cut on Monday, and putting a little wax on them:

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**sharptonn** · 09-19-2014, 02:32 AM

Originally Posted by MikeB52

So I decided enough with the hand sanding and dremel cleaning.
Tore apart some old Halloween gadgets I built when the kids were little and pulled out a 1/4 hp Dc motor and some of my old circuitry. Dug an old spindle grinder I had in the shed out, cleaned up the 1/2" shaft and oil ways a bit. Picked up a new 2" pulley and belt,, voila!
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Put a sisal and cotton buff on it, and with my reversing speed control in that box I have an effective, albeit ugly, variable speed reversing buffing rig.
Maybe I can start to put some real shine on some of my projects now.
Cheers gents.

Having a variable-speed DC motor is the bomb! I had a buffer which I could reverse. Awesome for fluffing/cleaning the wheels!
I have a DC motor and controls, similar, yet bigger. I hope to use it on a belt-grinder. Nice job!

**Substance** · 09-19-2014, 07:28 AM

Nice bit of enginuity There Mike well done
You know your hands are gonna miss the cramping LOL

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