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decided to make a new box in the old chisels are no longer fit and not very useful on a small table, a new will hang on the wall

 

решил сделать новый ящик для стамесок  в старый  уже не помещаются да и не очень удобен на маленьком столе, новый будет висеть на стене 

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Some very nice joinery there mate; a particularly well thought out storage solution that matches the obvious quality of those tools.

 

cheers

 

Pat

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who is the manufacturer of those chisels? If they are homemade what was your process for making the blade. Its really some beautiful craftsmanship going on with your set.


Eric

 

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Nice depiction of some working tools in the emblem on the cover. I am also interested in the small chisels they look beautiful.

 

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Brilliant! You have inspired me to make my own set of micro chisels.

 

I have seen some of the models created in Russia and have been absolutely blown away. You are truly a great craftsman. Thank you for sharing.

Eric

 

Current build(s) ;

AL San Francisco II

http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/862-san-francisco-2-by-eric-al-190-sport29652/

 

MS Rattlesnake

http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/868-rattlesnake-by-eric-model-shipways-164-sport29652/page-2

 

Sitting on the shelf : MS Constitution, MS Sultana,

 

Wish List : MS Essex, Confederacy, and Syren, and a Victory kit by someone ?

 

"80% of the time it works every time."

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That is a work of art.  Wonderful to look at, and very useful.

Mark
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That is a work of art.  Wonderful to look at, and very useful.

No kidding! A true craftsman he is.---I'd love to get my hands on a carving set like that!---It'd probably blow my card right out of the water!  :D Oh Oh--The Admiral's mumbling something about "grounds for serious demotion"---if not, bodily injury.   :D

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