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more filework
Here's one I just finished.
Delbert Ealy Mokume
Dyed bone by Nemo
Stud by Hermit - Copper and Citrine
Kit by Darrel Ralph
Full file job
Filed and heat colored screws.
Full copper spine fileworked on the inside only
Delbert Ealy Mokume
Dyed bone by Nemo
Stud by Hermit - Copper and Citrine
Kit by Darrel Ralph
Full file job
Filed and heat colored screws.
Full copper spine fileworked on the inside only
- Gonzo_Beyondo
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More Filework
Beautiful work, cigarman. That is one gorgeous knife. Nothing but the best!
Thnaks for the kind works. Here are a few more pics of the same knife.
http://www.medawebs.com/knives/4n1.htm
Mr Bigg.....
>> how long have you been doing that? <<
This knife has about 30 hours in it. I have probably only made about 8 total between autos, fixed and folders. I've done a few Mikovs and rescaled a few autos and thought I'd give a plain ole folder a shot. One thing led to another and this is the result.
A few more filework photos I dug up here:
http://www.medawebs.com/knives/filework.htm
http://www.medawebs.com/knives/4n1.htm
Mr Bigg.....
>> how long have you been doing that? <<
This knife has about 30 hours in it. I have probably only made about 8 total between autos, fixed and folders. I've done a few Mikovs and rescaled a few autos and thought I'd give a plain ole folder a shot. One thing led to another and this is the result.
A few more filework photos I dug up here:
http://www.medawebs.com/knives/filework.htm
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- watchdog49
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Hats off to you all and your beautiful work! I've been reading this thread silently for about two weeks and decided to get off my butt and give it a try. Thanks for the inspiration! By the way, you can find all kinds of teeny little files, diamond dremel burrs and up to 12000 (really) grit polishing cloths at http://www.micromark.com.