Just finished up this pot for a customer. Walnut,
Glass over Aluminum.
Thanks for looking.
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Awesome job. The spent cartridge in the striker is a nice touch.
Quote from: Dr Juice on July 03, 2018, 04:24:05 AM
Awesome job. The spent cartridge in the striker is a nice touch.
Agree!!!
That could be the coolest striker I've seen.....may have to steal that idea....lol
Quote from: JLH on July 03, 2018, 04:20:25 PM
Quote from: Dr Juice on July 03, 2018, 04:24:05 AM
Awesome job. The spent cartridge in the striker is a nice touch.
Agree!!!
That could be the coolest striker I've seen.....may have to steal that idea....lol
Thank you! And feel free to do so. My point of view is, if someone wants to do something I have done, I concider it a compliment, that I did something good enough that another wants to do it too. I also use spent primers at times. Makes for a simple inlay. Some of my more intricate strikers, I have custom Sterling silver inlays made by a friend who's a silversmith, such as a turkey track, or a turkey in strut. They really look cool.
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