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santos

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Some fishermen here are so lucky to catch sheep eating trouts. There are lots of liars among fishermen, and not only here in Europe. :D


I have still to wait four weeks for the opening of trout season, and my graver helps to calm my impatience cutting some “salmo trutta “in a titanium plate . The plate is 1,5 X 3 cm and is large enough to engrave the kind of trout I catch here…
Truly, there are no much fishes above 25 cm in my trout streams.:(
 

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Santos

Moi................a liar about sheep eating trout.................never!!! :)

While I was in Reno at the Safari Club show a man selling mink coats was asking me about the trout fishing in New Zealand. Apparantley a Kiwi had told him that when you pull a trout out of a lake in New Zealand, the lake water level drops by 12 inches..................now that is a straight out lie!!!

The lake actually drops by 18 inches!!! :D

Cheers
Andrew
 

Daniel Houwer

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The lake actually drops by 18 inches!!!
Thanks Andrew,
I needed that :D

Maybe a good idea to catch all those fishes to drop the entire sealevel a bit!

Nice fish Santos!

Daniel
 

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Hi Santos

I got carried away with the fish story that I forgot to aske you about your trout.

Very nice!!.............so how have you coloured that? It's a very interesting effect you have there.

cheers
Andrew
 

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santos, my friend- in pennsylvania where i live, a 25 cm fish would be used for bait !! at least in the taverns where i used to drink.
 

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All fishermen are liars eccept for you and me and now I am starting to wonder about you! Nice job.
 

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Thanks for your coments,

Andrew ,

Titanium can be anodized and the resultant colour depends on value of electric current .


I explained the process in an old post :

http://www.igraver.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2947

You can’t got black colour with anodization.
In this one the dark points are made by EDE ( Electrical Discharge Engraving) . EDE is something like EDM I’m trying for engraving. The electrode is a graphite lead of 2 mm sharpened.

Greetings

Jean
 

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thanks. i checked that out. will give it a try. titanium can be a danger if overheated. i was to have engraved titanium plates for a funeral director. they were cor cremains. someone found that such tags of titanium, when exposed to the temperatures of cremation could explode or otherwise wreak havoc, so i never ended doing the tags.
 

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Hey I have a fish too :) Actually a bass; I've been told when they poop they're called a bassturd (booo on the bad pun, I know :_)
 

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