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Yeah I need to start doing things in multiples. Way more efficient than just one at a time!They're looking good, John!
......but there's three (3) of them?! Hmmmmm!
Yeah I need to start doing things in multiples. Way more efficient than just one at a time!They're looking good, John!
......but there's three (3) of them?! Hmmmmm!
Looking good, John!!Shaped down and ready for pins.View attachment 1239348
Very pleasing to the eyeShaped down and ready for pins.View attachment 1239348
Those are looking good, I have some AEB-L, I should make myself one.As a friggin whistle, an air hardening steel would be dreamy. I'm just running thermal cycles right now, I'll quench with the anti-scale in oil.
These were cycled in a foil pack from 1750F down to 1350F. Can't believe these colors.
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Thanks Scott, I milled down some scales for these today, Blackwood, mesquite burl, and that Spalted wood. I hope they cut well because they sure will be purdy! As thin as they are they feel like lasers already, I think they'll work out well.Those are looking good, I have some AEB-L, I should make myself one.
Mmmmm, "that Spalted wood"!!
That's a fine looking piece.The sandbar in red palm will be available soon and will come with a right or wrong handed sash style sheath. I didn't think the sandbar influence was noticeable but Shel spotted it early in the thread.