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Troy G

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here are a few photos of the project currently on my bench. will take better and complete pictures when it is finished. sig1911pt2.jpg sig1911pt1.JPG
 

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Thanks Bert, it's about as hard and you'd expect. Let's just say it's keeping my sharpening skills in check, lol.
 
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Very nice design and execution! I'm working on a SIG P238 HD (all stainless) at present. I'm chipping graver tips over and over even though I'm using about a 55 degree face on Carbalt with a dubbed point. I can't really do any fine detail so I'm keeping it simple (it's my gun). I hope the frame is not as hard as the slide.
 

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Thank you for the kind comments. Roger I'm using a C-max 120 with a 50 degree face and a dubbed tip for the initial cutting then just a 120 with no dubbed point for shading with good results. The problem is it is murder on my flat gravers for the inlay, fortunately I work on a lot of hard metals in general so I feel like I'm getting use to it.
 

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looks very clean & nice. generally, i don't like inlay work on selfstuffers. what you show here sort of changed my mind. thanks for showing.
 

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