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Pär Björkman

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My latest work

 

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mitch

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one might be tempted to observe this violates a bunch of rules regarding alternating direction of scroll rotation, etc., but it looks nice and seems to work in this case...

 

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that looks nice, what blade steel is it? and is that before heat treatment? or is it after ?

 

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aside from the "rules violation", it's clean looking cutting.

 

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The blade I have made myself and it is a 3 layer laminated blade with hardened steel 20C in the middle. The engraving is done after treatment.

 

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Before I scrolled down to see the comments, I was going to make the same observation, Mitch! It does seem to work, doesn't it?

 

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Sitting on top of a homemade stethoscope?

 

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Chujybear said:

Sitting on top of a homemade stethoscope?

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It's a bobbin holder for fly tying.

 

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I think it's the use of the core element in repetition that makes it work. The scroll pairs become more of an oval.