Thread: What are you working on?

Originally Posted by JoelLewicki

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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Lookin' good multi tasker!!!!!

Originally Posted by Phrank

I know you like fishing, would be great to have you up to my buddies cottage in St. Sault Marie during February for some ice fishing, nothing like it! When you get into extreme cold like that, it becomes almost surreal...nothing like the night sky up North like that.

To give you an idea of the distance, it's about 10 hours by car from Toronto to SSM, to get to Thunder Bay where BobH is, add another 10 hours, so almost a full day driving to get that far North...simply gorgeous up there. Time just seems to disappear for me when up there.....

Do you mean fishing like this? I don't know if he's up to it

At least it beats the heat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x768VAsOQSw

[QUOTE=cudarunner;1395990]Do you mean fishing like this? I don't know if he's up to it

At least it beats the heat

Screw that!!! I have metal in my back that can't even handle cold weather here in Texas sometimes. More power to them. I'm glad they're perfectly healthy, unlike me!

Hand sanding my latest custom.
Ball ache.

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Originally Posted by cudarunner

Do you mean fishing like this? I don't know if he's up to it

At least it beats the heat

Screw that!!! I have metal in my back that can't even handle cold weather here in Texas sometimes. More power to them. I'm glad they're perfectly healthy, unlike me!

Looks like a fine day to me....

Deckard - sorry for the ball ache....

Those are finished !











The only true wedge I ever had in my collection





Now, honing work !

Like to know how you fair on the honing of that true wedge. Tape/technique.
Almost to the same point on one I'm cleaning up now and is almost back in its scales.
Nice work!

I think I'll indeed put some electrician tape on the back of this razor.

Man, those scales look authentic! Nice job, Thaeris!

I'm not pretending they are.

Of course if I ever come to sell them, I'll precise the scales are home (and recently) made (with vintage authentic materials).