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Making "Damascus" micarta
Making "Damascus" micarta
This is my daughter Leonor, she will be helping me on this Here you can see her cutting the clothings for this micarta. There are 12 pieces of each color, with a size of 10 x 3" Every 2 pieces of clothing, I place marine resin like honey on a toast (I've used a total of 350 grams of resin) Once I have the finished stack of clothings and resin, I twist them just using my (gloved) hands. I place that twisted cylinder between two wooden boards covered with plastic bags to prevent glueing and then get that on my manual press and leave it there til it dries. Straight out of the press, already dryed up. Pattern after some grinding. I hope you like it. Regards, Ariel |
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Great tutorial Ariel! You have a great way about showing how to get things done!
How many PSI does that put on the "billet"? And how expensive is the Marine Resin? I mean 350 grams sounds like alot. Leonor looks like she has an attitude in that 1st pic. Thanks again for the tutorial! __________________ Peace Paul Vandine |
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i now what i?m going to try....
thanks alot for the tutorial. it looks great hmmm there goes the bed linnen ... __________________ Life is to short to own an ugly gun or knife. |
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J?......con que explotador de menores!
__________________ Ruben How to Order a BBQ Knife! http://www.calocustomknives.com/docs/bbqknife.htm |
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That's a great idea, and the results look great too. I don't have a press, do you think just putting weight on the boards would work? If so, how much do you think would be enough?
__________________ ~Andrew W. "NT Cough'n Monkey" Petkus |
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It looks like a plain old bench vise would also work as long as you don't try a huge chunk. Wax paper also will not bind with most adhesives including epoxy.
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Ariel
Bravo that looks good thanks for sharing this with us. Regards Bob |
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Ariel very nice! great looks!
Te felicito...aunque seas un explotador! __________________ Ruben How to Order a BBQ Knife! http://www.calocustomknives.com/docs/bbqknife.htm |
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LOL Ruben, I understand that ;-)
__________________ Peace Paul Vandine |
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Wow thats really neat , I never would have thought you could make that your self , cant wait for you to answer some of the questions , GREAT JOB.
Does it matter what kind of material you use? __________________ Also known as Dwane Oliver |
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what was the resin and how does it hold up for you over time?
__________________ sharp and pointy sharp and pointy giving you your sharp and pointy fix since 1995 |
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I know this is a bad question, but this cloth micarta is used for handles right? I also know it can be made out of wood. My question is what thickness should the wood be? With wood do you use the same epoxy?
Thanks, __________________ Jimmy Keeton |
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if i use peices the same size as in the tutorial, how wide a peice of "damascus" would i end upp with
and roughly how thick a peice will it be ? /Roger __________________ Life is to short to own an ugly gun or knife. Last edited by praktis; 12-22-2005 at 01:26 PM. |
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Felicitaciones Ariel!
I have posted a link to your tutorial on the Brazilian forum. Hope our guys like it! Saludos! |
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Dear Ariel,
Can you give me more details about the resin you have used, like commercial brand, chemical composition, manufacturer. And how thick was the final piece. Thanks for your attention Best regards __________________ Lu?s Felipe |
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