What are you working on?

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Originally Posted by ejmolitor37

So no razor work today. After I got all my adult out door stuff done I finally installed my Geissel 2 stage trigger in my Sig Sauer 516. First stage is a 2lb pull then 2.5 second. This fun is already a tack driver now it's gonna be, whatever is better than a tack driver. :)
Great work from all you fellas lately I'll join the ranks again I'm missing my poorly razors.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...d6c133e9c4.jpg

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You poor poor man! ;)

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Originally Posted by Razorfeld

Andrew, I don't think I have to say anything. At this point. Just damn it, Andrew, you are going to cause a financial meltdown here cause I know I will want something from all that wooden gold you have harvested.

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Send him some of that Black and White hair from your friends to put into a handle. :w

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Baking!!!https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...663dc4bc07.jpg

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Well what did you bake? Are the holes for a topping to soak down through? :shrug:

When I get caught up on razor projects, this will be next. W&B Celebrated. 13/16. As you can see, some of the bottom of the stamp on the blade has been honed away and a lot of hone marks above the bevel and on the spine. The scales were damaged beyond repairing. Crossing my fingers I can get the hone marks out of this thing without taking any more of the blade stamp away.
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I am curious what the baking is.
I would concentrate on simply reducing the scratches from previous buffing on that W&B and not worry so much about making it perfect and shiny. Sometimes we can only make them so pretty, they are old and many have a lot of experience.
I got one more off the bench and into the to be honed box today. I have one waiting in line for the vibrating tumbler and one in the tumbler. The one waiting needs scales, but the one in the tumbler, I have the original scales for it. Here is the one that needs to be honed.
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Thanks for the comment Rez. I will do just that. Reduce the scars. Do you recommend the buffer or just doing it by hand?
BTW, I like those washers you got on that one. A touch of fancy to it. Bravo.

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Originally Posted by sharptonn

Went to Lowes and found some half-price lighting panels...Too big for my lights!
Found that my old fixtures are a smaller size by an inch here, there.
Googlefu showed a Dremel cut-off wheel was best. Fragile stuff!
Got 6 of them done. was up til 1 AM on that one! :mad:

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At work we cut them on a table saw . Tape the line to cut in the middle and cut fast. Slow down and they crack. Fast makes heat and they sort of melt. Hesitate and they crack... I know that sound counter intuitive.

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Originally Posted by cudarunner

Well what did you bake? Are the holes for a topping to soak down through? :shrug:

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I am thinking dog treats but I may be wrong.....:D

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Originally Posted by 32t

At work we cut them on a table saw . Tape the line to cut in the middle and cut fast. Slow down and they crack. Fast makes heat and they sort of melt. Hesitate and they crack... I know that sound counter intuitive.

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Yes, the Dremel wheel melts it's way in as well. Gotta keep it moving at an exact pace.
Me and table saws have never been introduced and I hope to never have to cut the stinky things again. Smelled like a urinal! :rofl2: