Cut with an EasyGraver 105° graver.
Stainless steel pendant w/Germanic scroll
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Cut with an EasyGraver 105° graver.
mitch
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you missed a spot. i say that in jest, of course, but a couple years ago i had a client order a knife bolster engraving on a tight budget. his instructions were for a certain type of scroll and within budgetary constraints, "Just do whatever you want." Soooo, i did it kinda like Sam's pendant and left some white space. his response: "Why didn't you cover the entire bolster?"
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Beautiful! What kind of stainless is that?
Mostly I'm wondering because I have 410 (fine but not great to engrave) in sheet form or 416 (love engraving it) in bar form. The 410 is slightly thinner than I'd like for pendants and the 416 is thicker than I'd like. I can grind the 416 thinner but it's kind of a pain.
Mike
Mostly I'm wondering because I have 410 (fine but not great to engrave) in sheet form or 416 (love engraving it) in bar form. The 410 is slightly thinner than I'd like for pendants and the 416 is thicker than I'd like. I can grind the 416 thinner but it's kind of a pain.
Mike
A really nice style of scroll...the negative space pointed out by Mitch looks to be the perfect place for a quality monogram, which I assume was the intent.
I believe it's 410. It's a GRS pendant and it's perfect for engraving.
SamW: Thank you buddy
Yup, a monogram would fit nicely.
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