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Put together a .PDF file showing the process of how I make scales for the Dubl Ducks I do.
Posted it on My Blog:
http://straightrazorpalace.com/membe...-scales-1.html
Of course you can use the techniques on ANY scales omitting certain steps.
I hope it will be helpful to someone.
Thanks for looking.
Crud... It looks like it wants to add something to the download. :banghead::mad:
If anyone wants to check it out I can e-mail it to you I guess.
Unless someone knows a FREE site to put it on with no hassles.
It is 7.85mb file size.
Ed just emailed it to me & a nice step by step on the process,,,,,
Great write up Chev job well down now I can print it & take to the shed for reference
now I need to get some bolstered scales to have a go with LOL
Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Substance
I hope it helps out!
My work doesn't let me visit that link - you sure you have clothes on during the demo pics??? Lol.
Great idea though, maybe we can figure out a way to link it.
Humm....:thinking:Quote:
Originally Posted by RoyalCake
I THINK I had clothes on for this one... :rofl2:
It would be great if we could link it here.
It says it is too big though. :mad:
Great write up Chevhead. I have a perfect razor for this.
What? A download? Post it here so it can be here! :) Just saying.......
If you can tell me how to do it I would GLADLY post it here.Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
The file size is too big apparently.
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
So where do I find 10pups vids? are they on YouTube?
To attach a pdf it looks like you have to click on the "Go Advanced" button.
This gives you more options.
There is an icon on the top row, directly to the right of the smiley face.
Click on it twice and will give you a file browser window.
Click on "add files".
Then click on "select files"
An operating system explorer window will open (explorer on windows, finder on mac).
Browse to the location of the pdf, click on the pdf to select it and then click open.
You will be returned to your internet browser explorer window.
Click on "Upload Files"
Wait for it to upload.
Click on "Insert Inline(1)" button
That is the way to do it...:tu
There is a size limit you can upload though. :cry:
Click the link on the last page of the tutorial....Quote:
Originally Posted by guitstik
Has both gssixgun CA tutorial and 10pups videos...
OK, email me the pdf and I'll put it on an external server space on Tuesday.
my email address is cris@clemson.edu
My ulterior motive is that I'm working on scales with bolsters on them.. :)
It is now on my blog on here: http://straightrazorpalace.com/membe...-scales-1.html
Figured out a way around the size restriction... :P
Good Luck with the scales. I hope you can pick up at least one thing from it!
Ed
Quote:
Originally Posted by criswilson10
Thanks for the file. Good tutorial. Thanks
Thanks Ed :tu
Great tutorial
Mike
Cool! One day, I might try that. :tu
Many thanks for taking the time to do this, :tu
The more ideas we get in people's hands the better things become..