Thread: What are you working on?

Originally Posted by RezDog

It is solid red. I am actually at work so I don't really have any power tools to work with so it has been all hand work so far and it does have a little smell but not bad, but that could also be because of no power tools means no heat and less smell. It is quite soft and works very easily. It is for a little French frameback I am getting ready for frameback Friday next week.

I'm in...🙌

Originally Posted by outback

I'm in...��

Frame back Friday!
I'm in too, will be my B-Day shave..

And here's a shameless auction plug I want to put out there.
All for the cause men.
26 mm 2 band silvertip in ancient Bog Oak handle - Straight Razor Place Classifieds

That IS shameless, Mike!
You should be ashamed of yourself!

LOL got my bid in from it. So it may be shameless that you two are doing that, but it is so effective!

Your bid JUST went up, Shaun! Ask me how I know!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Believe it or not........

Making a few nickel-silver pins and CA'ing the old Father-in-laws teef so he can eat Thanksgiving dinner to-morrow.
Wish me luck!

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Any advise?

Got any old ivory scales lying around sharptonn? Could do with a whole top set while your on a roll...

Originally Posted by MikeB52

And here's a shameless auction plug I want to put out there.
All for the cause men.
26 mm 2 band silvertip in ancient Bog Oak handle - Straight Razor Place Classifieds

Just to clear it up for ya Mike.
MikeT told me its 5000+ year old Irish bog oak, the black is all those years sucking up tanic acid.
Hope u saved some of the dust..makes great filler for scales n such, it doesn't get any blacker than that. Need to make ya some scales from it..."AWSOME"

For sure Mike! Those look awesome man! I save all my lil scraps. Not as neatly as you do in all your lil crack bags but in 'controlled chaos' as I like to call it..
Will be trying my hand at a few over the winter for sure!

Originally Posted by outback

Just to clear it up for ya Mike.
MikeT told me its 5000+ year old Irish bog oak, the black is all those years sucking up tanic acid.
Hope u saved some of the dust..makes great filler for scales n such, it doesn't get any blacker than that. Need to make ya some scales from it..."AWSOME"

Home much more black could this be?
The answer is none. None more black.