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In 1989 I had a class with Lynton McKenzie through the NMLRA. His sharpening system consisted of two bench stones and two hardened steel rods of different diameters. The cost was dependent on the...
Thanks guys. I think I'll just order 2 of each and see which ones I prefer. I have a powerhone but haven't tried it out yet cause I just got it. So excited to learn engraving. I wish I could take an...
Eugene,
Yes it is. I undercut the stone about 0.7 mm using hammer then I do the gold inlay.
Here is another work of mine on agate stone, the process is the same.
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In 1989 I had a class with Lynton McKenzie...
In 1989 I had a class with Lynton McKenzie through the NMLRA. His sharpening system consisted of two bench stones and two hardened steel rods of different diameters. The cost was dependent on the...
Fred Bowen 08-20-2017, 01:29 PM