Thread: What are you working on?

Originally Posted by Hirlau

,,,,,,,,,,and a stale candy cane.

Trying to push my button again?

Hard candy does not go bad within reason, the moisture content is so low.

Your so sensitive over that candy cane, because its the first one you ever had. You keep it close by to remember the days of Christmas past.

Originally Posted by xiaotuzi

Been tough to find time to work on anything lately but I've been checking in here when I can to see what you guys are up to. Very nice work all around gents! The bog oak scales are looking good,the carved bone scales are amazing, the other razors and projects all coming together is really nice to see, especially since I'm not making much progress on my own projects at the moment.

Outback, that W&B with the ground off heel is the one I sent ya a while back, the one I posted in "The Butchered Blade" (post #4422) as I was wondering what to do with it. It looks awesome, I knew it went to the right guy.

I thought it was you...Damn!!
Well I used the solid domes you sent, on those scales too.

cleaned up and made scales for a jaques lecoultre frameback and a j. wostenholm & sons wedge today. didnt snap any pix of the wostenholm but heres two of the lecoultre.

tomorrow ill hone them up while i hopefully win my week14 match-up and make the play-offs.




go dolphins.

the jw&s ebro i mentioned.
both blades dont lie completely flat so i have a little rockin-n-rollin in my future today.

Looks Great!

That's a sweet LeCoultre! Nice closeup of the screw.

It looks as a watch stem....Lecoultre was a watchmaker it seems?

I managed to get a few blades pinned up today, plus a better shot of the one from yesterday.

Euclid I posted the wrong pics and could not figure out how to get rid of them the Special is a plastic wedge. I already un pinned it and got everything cleaned up. After re pinning it, things are where they should be the factory pin was bent something fierce so I believe that was the reason it was hitting. The file is a great idea though thanks for that

rezdog - do you make all those unique detailed scales yourself? what material is that?