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Looks great. The hamon is quite nice.

"is akin to trying to teach a pig to fetch..... it wastes your time, and annoys the pig!" What a great line, I love it.

Stan incredible. I looked at your web site, amazing product for sure. Question since I know nothing of this process. On the bone covers, do you put the texture on with an engraving tool? And to get the bone this black is it then treated or died? Neil

Those scales should really pop after finishing.

Your cord wrap work is really amazing. The one with the light green in the background is totally cool.

Yep those scales are very unique. Love it.

Very Very Unique Item.

Boy I 100% agree with Stezann. When you are ready to use this. Make certain sure it is stable and lashed in place.

Agree with staying away from Acetone. I do a lot of assembly of stainless steel and titanium parts and cable with epoxy in my factory. And in our testing if we even used acetone as a cleaning agent after the epoxy cured we would get failures in the joint.

John you are 100% spot on with your last sentence. I have spent most of the last almost 30 years in Asia Pacific and that is exactly the way it works in most cases. Just like machine shops and manufacturers in the States or In Europe of course there are some that just don't and can not produce...

I see there is Acraglas Bedding and Acraglas Gel. What is the correct product? Also BTW, a client of mine in the states has put me on to a special epoxy that is used in golf club manufacturing. This is suppose to be the product that they use to bond the driver heads to the shafts. Durable...

The coating looks fantastic and obviously was worth the long journey to get there. Has anyone work with PVD coating. Some of the new processes have really a high degree of durability and abraison resistance.

Simply amazing work. Complete works of art.

I am in the "leave plenty of room" camp. I am sure that I waist more than desireable. But if I leave enough, then I can also kind of adjust the final shaping as i go through outline grinding and shaping. It just seems to help and I think those small final adjustments make the product better.

Wow looks like a lot of stuff going on and plenty of new toys to check out. Neil

Nice item, simple but looks like it will get the job done!

Very interesting thread with a lot of good tips and advice. Thanks for posting.

It lives up to its name and the handle work is amazing.

Great video and great finished product.