Thread: What are you working on?

Reminds me of one of those world map globes.

Once I got the brass profiled, it's been all hand file and wet sand paper work from there. Been a lot slower process than planned as the see through red has zero forgiveness for scratches left behind. I really like the brass edged look and think it'll really pop once all polished up.
I think it looks like geography as well John. I always flunked those Rorschach ink blot tests too though, ha ha.

We'll see if it distracts him while shaving. [emoji6]
Those are definitely, eye candy.

I've been hanging around reading the festivities whilst honing this Turner, brass railed frame back....turned out had to remove a couple of small chips in the edge...so slow and steady on the Nani 3/6....ready for the 6k now, then the rest tomorrow I think....

Applied a tiny dab of neatsfoot oil to the scales a couple of days ago to hydrate them a bit.

Originally Posted by MikeB52

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I think it looks like geography as well John. I always flunked those Rorschach ink blot tests too though, ha ha.

Just remember the right answer to that test is, "It looks like a butterfly." When they fail to accept that answer & keep asking for details, " It looks like someone mashed a pile of ink between a folded sheet of paper."
I haven't been committed yet.

Originally Posted by Hirlau

Just remember the right answer to that test is, "It looks like a butterfly." When they fail to accept that answer & keep asking for details, " It looks like someone mashed a pile of ink between a folded sheet of paper."
I haven't been committed yet.

Really, people keep telling me I got this one all wrong, all I see is Dinosaurs screaming as the comet is coming to wipe them from the face of the Earth....

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yep, I see it now...

Originally Posted by 32t

I may be wrong but from what I understand the scales were aftermarket and didn't fit so what difference would that make?

Makes no difference, was just an observation, I take New York State Razors very seriously.

Originally Posted by Martin103

Makes no difference, was just an observation, I take New York State Razors very seriously.

I can smell what your steppin in ,Martin.
A lot of damn good blades came out of the N.E. part of the US., especially the New England coast.