Curly ash and bronze pins, waiting for epoxy to cure more so I thought I'd put a mustard finish on as per Wayne Goddards book. Now waiting for the drying.
Thanks. Jimimage.jpg
Nice job. Looking forward to the final pics.
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For your next one out of that saw blade - no need to heat treat. The temper on those blades is about perfect for and ax or hawk.
Looks good.
I've made a few and they are a PITA - very labor intensive.
Looking good, Thanks for posting.
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I love it when you guys post your sharps and you have a finger bandaged. Subliminal advertising on how sharp they really are I guess.
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Rick it's not advertising it's being careless.
I cut my finger a minute ago trying to get a good set of pictures .
I put the 3rd coat of danish oil on and waiting to dry.
Chestnut brown was the stain used.
I also wanted to say thanks for a great forum that I just found. A lot of good info.
Take care. Jimimage.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpg
Last edited by axman; 11-16-2013 at 11:07 AM.
Just poking some fun on the bandage. That turned our great. Nice job!!
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