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I do have some 1/32" G-10 that I have used for lining bone in the past that is the likely way I will go if they break.
I am at work and there is a limit to the amount of stuff I am willing to cart back and forth, so the blades will wait until I get home.
Fantastic old razor Thaeris.
Terrific scales Rez! Dang those are nice. A lot of skill involved with that and it shows!
Great work RezDog! I really like the second and last ones.
Man, those scales are beautiful!
I don't have near the patience to try something as intricate as that.
Quite an accomplishment indeed!
Pete <:-}
As above ^^^^^, really intricate carving work Shaun. Beautifully executed 'practice pieces'.
I hope they survive to wrap a blade or three. All deserve it.
I too particularly like the wheat sheaf style the best..
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A couple of things about it. It takes very little space for me to bring all of my stuff to work. I can pick it up and put it down very easily. I am really enjoying it. I do need to pick up a few things to make it better. I would really like a high end visor, and it is on my Christmas list, so we will see if my kids send me one. If not I know where to get one. I think I may have dug into a we sub hobby here.
I appreciate all of the positive feedback guys. I look forward to carving more and posting as I go.
Just let me know when I get on the waiting list, I imagine there's a waiting list for the waiting list...Harr!!
"Seriously"!!
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Originally Posted by RezDog
I've been requisitioned by Sharpton, to make new skins from 5000+yr. old , Irish bog oak, and adorn them with this beautiful Henckels, Friodur Inox, #17.
A beefy spined, extra hollow ground, 7/8ths., whisker whisperer. [emoji54]
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How do you know that oak is Irish? :shrug: