Thread: What are you working on?

You poor bugger, all the best with them mate.

Originally Posted by Magpie

I am working on having a stroke.

Just discovered my roof has been leaking. leaking right over my storage box.

my storage box full of already finished restoring blades

my storage box full of now rusty and pitted blades

I think I might cry.

!! My heart sank reading that. Stuff of nightmares. Condolences!

Originally Posted by Magpie

I am working on having a stroke.

Just discovered my roof has been leaking. leaking right over my storage box.

my storage box full of already finished restoring blades

my storage box full of now rusty and pitted blades

I think I might cry.

Oh noooooooo!!!! Save 'em! Do whatever you can do to save 'em. I can imagine what you're going through. Damn...................

Originally Posted by Magpie

I am working on having a stroke.

Just discovered my roof has been leaking. leaking right over my storage box.

my storage box full of already finished restoring blades

my storage box full of now rusty and pitted blades

I think I might cry.

Sorry for the issue,Got a pic of the carnage?

Originally Posted by Magpie

I am working on having a stroke.

Just discovered my roof has been leaking. leaking right over my storage box.

my storage box full of already finished restoring blades

my storage box full of now rusty and pitted blades

I think I might cry.

I can't even begin to imagine what you are going through.
Keep it all in perspective....nobody is hurt.
That being said, tough day.....

That is heartbreaking

As is the story of those razors crushed on the road......

My work of the day, ongoing



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are you serious those scales are ridiculously awesome


man the only way my patients let along skills could get to that degree of detail would be with a laser or water jet cutter
actually not sure I could even draw that to be teh guide for the machine LOL

The work on the ivory is vintage, I'm sadly not able to make this kind of details, but I'm working to make use of it as scales, fitting the tortoise, nail it, then working on the blade.

Anyway, I like it a lot.

I think that the artisan that worked on this piece of ivory (back in the XIXth century) probably started to learn his work before his 10

my hard earned wade and butcher.

The first pair has been put on an "Acier Fondu n°1", tail-less.

Ivory, tortoise, silver and old cast steel.







There were a vintage chip on this side.





I'm quite satisfied of the result