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RE: Drawbar Wrench/Hammer - Highpower - 03-08-2014
(03-08-2014, 01:49 PM)EdK Wrote: I'm working on the cocobolo handle inserts.
Nice choice!
Glad to see you are finally allowing yourself some 'me' time Ed.
RE: Drawbar Wrench/Hammer - EdK - 03-08-2014
What I haven't revealed yet is the additional adornment I have planned for the handle inserts.
Ed
RE: Drawbar Wrench/Hammer - Highpower - 03-08-2014
The plot thickens....
RE: Drawbar Wrench/Hammer - Arbalest - 03-10-2014
Work faster, I can't wait to see the finished product!
RE: Drawbar Wrench/Hammer - stevec - 03-11-2014
(03-08-2014, 05:04 PM)Highpower Wrote: The plot thickens....
Willie, did you mean "the plot sickens..."
RE: Drawbar Wrench/Hammer - Highpower - 03-11-2014
No, not in this case Steve. You must be thinking of a different plot.
RE: Drawbar Wrench/Hammer - Mayhem - 05-29-2015
Ed - did you ever finish this off?
I'm adding one to my list...
RE: Drawbar Wrench/Hammer - EdK - 05-29-2015
(05-29-2015, 08:20 AM)Mayhem Wrote: Ed - did you ever finish this off?
I'm adding one to my list...
Not yet but I plan on working on it this weekend. I found the secret ingredient that I need to finish it while looking for some plywood scraps to reenforce a box that is being shipped to Australia.
Ed
RE: Drawbar Wrench/Hammer - Mayhem - 05-29-2015
I'm glad to be of help Ed
RE: Drawbar Wrench/Hammer - Roadracer_Al - 05-29-2015
I say you use some mosaic pins.
Not my picture:
![[Image: mosaicpinvariety2.jpg]](http://www.customknife.com/images/mosaicpinvariety2.jpg)
They're not expensive to buy, but when has that stopped anyone?
You can make them yourself if you visit your local hobby shop and root around in the K&S precision metals display.
Ordinary epoxy can be dyed with dry pigments from an art store.
You'll want to inject the epoxy with a syringe - available at your local pharmacy. It's a non-starter to try to fill it with a stirring stick.