Really. Some other way to do it.. Ask Gugi ! That's the ticket! :tu :D
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Really. Some other way to do it.. Ask Gugi ! That's the ticket! :tu :D
PM sent and received....Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
Not a tech noob but I am stumped. :shrug:
Posted it to My Blog: http://straightrazorpalace.com/membe...-scales-1.html
So where is the tutorial on how to get an SRP blog and post a .pdf ? :D
I can't see it, I see the blog but when I click on the jpg I get an "Invalid Attachment specified" prompt.
That would be a GREAT one !Quote:
Originally Posted by 10Pups
I don't know bro... This is making me crazy!Quote:
Originally Posted by guitstik
Making you crazy? I want to see how you do it:aargh:
:rofl2: TOO FUNNY!Quote:
Originally Posted by guitstik
Hold tight... will send it to you...
I got the pdf, good write up. I just have one question, you leave the bolsters proud of the scales, do you not try to get them to fit flush by doing an inlay? I have a couple Otto Deustch scales I have been trying to figure out what to do with. I had considered baking a mold with dental mold putty and pouring a poly over the inlays.
Myself I leave them on top.Quote:
Originally Posted by guitstik
As long as they do not catch when wiping them with a cloth they are good.
There is a very MINIMAL amount stick up on the scales if they are fitted correctly.
If you check out Glens tutorial he mentions a frame epoxy technique.
I have not done this so I couldn't answer if this makes them be more of an inlay sort of thing?
Check out 10pups Video Tutorial also. Part 8 I do believe is where he glues the stuff on. :tu