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William Henry “Engraved Longhorn Beetle Knife” Part 7
Well Buy Modafinil Without Prescription , here’s Side A finished, following some gold inlay for spots on the beetle. Now it’s on to Side B. No rest for the wicked! Thanks for looking!
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William Henry “Engraved Longhorn Beetle Knife” Part 6
Here’s where we left off (above). Today is inlaying the gold into the antennae, and completing the bark around the antennae. Above, in this view through the microscope, I’ve used a Lindsay Detailing Graver (96 degree V) to cut the … Continue reading
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William Henry “Engraved Longhorn Beetle Knife” Part 5
Today is all about carving the bark. Above, I’ve begun by using a small carbide bur to begin adding vertical development to my so far very flat bark. Since the stainless steel scales aren’t terribly thick, I’ve chosen to cut … Continue reading
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William Henry “Engraved Longhorn Beetle Knife” Part 4
Today, I carved the rotten wood at the back end of the scale. Above, you can see the basic carving with small carbide burs. The only direct engraving I’ve done at this point are the original cuts I made at the … Continue reading
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William Henry “Engraved Longhorn Beetle Knife” Part 3
Time to begin carving the beetle. I started by engraving parallel cuts between the legs Koupit Lasix v Praze , leaving a little metal at the edge of the inlay pocket. I don’t want to cut into the pocket and weaken … Continue reading
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William Henry “Engraved Longhorn Beetle Knife” Part 2
Installing the Shibuichi Pocket Inlay Today is all about getting the shibuichi inlay into the stainless steel scales. As far as I’m concerned, this is the make it or break it phase. If I should fail to get the inlay … Continue reading
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William Henry “Engraved Longhorn Beetle Knife” Part 1
Well, after finishing up the little copper overlay titanium owl pendant, I’m back into the swing of things to begin my next William Henry (www.williamhenry.com) commission, a small B10 model folding knife. I started by engraving the basic layout of … Continue reading
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Dragonsbane Poniard – Part 10 – Finished
Thank goodness it’s finally finished! The “Dragonsbane Poniard” is engraved and carved 1045 carbon steel, with 24 karat gold inlays, carved copper crossguard, 22 inches overall length, and a huge pain to carve and engrave. This was one of those … Continue reading
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Dragonsbane Poniard – Part 9 – The Pile of Skulls
I finished the gold inlay for the eyes, and began carving the pile of skulls just below the dragon pommel (she’s been really hungry lately…) After transferring my design, I engraved all the lines (above). Above, from left to right, … Continue reading
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Dragonsbane Poniard – Part 8 – The Dragon
Today was working on the dragon’s throat. I began (above) by engraving large armored plates on the dragons’s throat – on the left is a side view, and on the right is the view from below. Of course, since the … Continue reading
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