Thread: What are you working on?

Originally Posted by cudarunner

Martin, Very Nice, Lovely Pinning. :

I keep wondering why in the world you sent that one project to me as your work is much nicer than mine.

Hey don't let the cat out of the bag Roy! haven't much time but will do a proper thread about that razor in particular. If you knew how much time I spent to pin this razor you would think I'm completely nuts!

Tasty looking crab there, RezDog. Reminds me of my time in Houston crabbing off of the dock in Galveston while pops was taking out charters to fund his ever-present gas engine troubles. I learned at a very young age that boats are serious money pits if you aren't careful.

Originally Posted by Martin103

Hey don't let the cat out of the bag Roy! haven't much time but will do a proper thread about that razor in particular. If you knew how much time I spent to pin this razor you would think I'm completely nuts!

Notice I just said 'project' and that's all I've got to say about that:



However I stand by how nice your work is/regardless of how long it took to pin

Yeah! A treasure chest guarded by a cutlass. A skeleton arm holding onto the hilt........

OR some jellyfish...Man-O-wars. Between the two peaks. One larger and up higher(closer) and two smaller and lower, respectively (out in the distance).

Am thinking of working on dimensions.... Yeah!

Originally Posted by cudarunner

I stand by how nice your work is/regardless of how long it took to pin

Hey! Good things take time!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Hey! Good things take time!

Ya what he said, some of us have jobs as well! No pun intended.

How did you make those pins look so nice?
I'm still working on my pinning. I always seem to have a sharp point or edge somewhere. Its annoying as hell.

A little omni-directional and gentle buffing is what I like to do.
Smooths everything, esp sharp edges.

Originally Posted by Gasman

How did you make those pins look so nice?
I'm still working on my pinning. I always seem to have a sharp point or edge somewhere. Its annoying as hell.

The washer are nicely beveled on top, as you pin the razor the cavity fills in, thereafter a small file to clean up followed by some very fine sandpaper and lastly some MAAS to shine the pins. Time consuming but the outcome is nice.

Martian very very nice job on that razor. The pinning is just wow

Shaun, that scale is just amazing. Great job brother.
I see you've been given some great ideas for the other side already. I know whichever way you go it will be great.
Your work is too notch and you sure have talent