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I've got a question, I've been interested in prickly pear cactus skeleton knife scales for a while, just today I came across something which never crossed my mind..........Honeycomb, has anyone made scales of these incased in resin, pic's, tutorial more than welcome

just won cactus juice stabilizing resin, thanks US knifemaker and turntex. My question is has anyone stabilized pinecone with cactus juice? also is it best that the pinecone be closed or open? and/or the pinecone split down the middle before hand or cut afterwards?

just declare them on the forms you fill out on plane and then with the custom border officer and have them in your checked luggage

check out all my micarta products I've made, i think there's a series of photos of how i do mine, best of luck jawjacker :)

thanx sandy :) have you checked out my other creations?

just thinking if anyone has build a grinder using treadmill motor, if so are they any good? what rpm are they? i want to build a grinder but want to use excessible parts. any alternative measures for wheels and or plans, steel/aluminium wheels, whats best. ive got lots of pictures of grinders...

no respirator, i do final sanding outside and the major part of shaping it i use a hacksaw blade and scrape and thats so easy i find

thanx laurence :) im thinking of a twisted website for these twisted concepts :)

all finished with superglue coating, hope you all enjoy these twisted concepts.......there's more to come

all finished with superglue............hope you all like these creations and thanx dallas1 for your kind comments :) keep your eyes peeled for more twisted concepts :cool:

thanx Laurence :) i've got a little cleaver in the process so hopefully your like that one too...............hot pink/green handle, but the pink turns out more red from previous experince

yes micarta to.............made a block of it about 10"x1.5" long, half for handle and other half for the sheath, my process is like this http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?25531-here-s-a-twist

here she is my micarta sheath with matching knife handle, more sanding involve to finish with superglue. i did meantion in earlier post about this and was a it of time to finish it

finally did it, my black'n'white micarta handle with matching sheath, took a bit of time and patience...........yipee :35: comments please

when i say hard thingys like peas, i meant the size of a pea. The wood clamped on top pushs the hard thingys into the fabric causing them to push the black into the white fabric etc