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  1. 03-23-2012, 10:05 AM #1
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    Default Kron-Punkt 5/8 Full Hollow restoration with Gabon Ebony scales and shell inlays

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    After light polishing - with Gabon Ebony Scales and Camel bone wedge and MOP/Paua Shell inlays







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  2. 03-23-2012, 03:44 PM #2
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    Very nice. Really clean work. How in the world do you do the inlays? Is there a tutorial somwhere?
    You find it offensive? I find it funny. That's why I'm happier than most.
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    Dang... Now that i have given it a try I can't stop looking at your pinning!! Did you use washers and a brass rod or are they pre... something! I mean the whole thing looks great but like I said, the pinning!!

    Nice job!
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    Quote Originally Posted by HLS View Post
    Very nice. Really clean work. How in the world do you do the inlays? Is there a tutorial somwhere?
    As I know (at least I did not try to find) there is no tutorial but I promise I will make step by step (with photos) one in next few days.
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  5. 03-23-2012, 11:02 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Earcutter View Post
    Dang... Now that i have given it a try I can't stop looking at your pinning!! Did you use washers and a brass rod or are they pre... something! I mean the whole thing looks great but like I said, the pinning!!

    Nice job!
    Rod + washer + ball pein hammer + domming block and damper + hand....hope I was helpfull
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    Btw. for all who like inlays there are few photos of my past work:

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    Quote Originally Posted by king1976 View Post
    Rod + washer + ball pein hammer + domming block and damper + hand....hope I was helpfull
    Yes it was thanks. What a great job! Sorry about the gushing lol.
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    I really like this razor and the work you put into it. Nicely done!
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    i'm liking it
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    inlays are great.
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    Very nice!
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