So I bought an Airgraver...(engraving content)

WValtakis

WValtakis

Hand engraving & Titanium anodizing
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I took Basic/Advanced Engraving and Inlay courses back in the '90s, figured what the heck...;)

First cuts in 20 years...
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Getting the hang of controlling this thing...:)

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Also got this to play with:D

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Stay tuned...
~Chip
 
I have a Generation 2 version of the Sting sword from Lord of the Rings that I picked up at least a decade ago. It's a full on combat ready replica, but they didn't do any of the engraving on it...I think I'm going to fix that:)

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Did a bunch more practice, then started on Sting...outlines of the work area cut and inked.
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First two "letters" done :)
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One side done

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Not sure what's gonna go here yet probably some knotwork...or maybe oak leaves...

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~Chip
 
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Did some work on the sheath and pommel...
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~Chip
 
That's awfully nice work. I took the NRA course in Gun Engraving when taught at Trinidad Jr. College in Colorado yrs ago. Wish I had continued.
 
Sonnydaze said:
That's awfully nice work. I took the NRA course in Gun Engraving when taught at Trinidad Jr. College in Colorado yrs ago. Wish I had continued.
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Thanks! My courses were the NRA courses as well, at Lassen college with John Baraclough...23 years ago. No reason you can't pick up where you left off ;).

~Chip
 
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