Colt Series 70 Slide

[MexicanEngraver]

Colt Series 70 Slide :hammer: Hammer and Chisel

 

[tundratrekers@mtaonline.n]

Thank you,I always like the work you are doing. mike

 

[MexicanEngraver]

Please coment about this

 

[DiamondCactus]

Wow very nice.

 

[Frank P]

buenos dios signor.. the designs are not bad, but you have to refine them .... mostly I am sure you would get much better results clamping the pieces in a rotary engraving block for working on .. and it would make your life a lot easier,and save time as well..
there a lot of ways to get them from very cheap home made ,( look bowling ball vise thread )to the expensive professional ones..
have a nice weekend
Frank

 

[Roger Bleile]

Sr. Rojas,

Su volutas se beneficiaría de algo de sombra bien.

Saludos,
Roger

 

[MexicanEngraver]

I would try the rotatory engraving in mexico

 

[MexicanEngraver]

Sr. Rojas,

Su volutas se beneficiaría de algo de sombra bien.

Saludos,
Roger

Thanks roger is for me a pleasure that you coment the engraving...

 

[MexicanEngraver]

watch the video in Youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5GX...DvjVQa1PpcFNfoLdqXNonI4me-mNMx4lS9c43kPyk4B8=

 

[MexicanEngraver]

more pics !!!!! :hammer:

 

[Arnaud Van Tilburgh]

Real nice, but no shading?

arnaud

 

[MexicanEngraver]

excuse me arnaud in spanish whats meaning the word Shading

 

[Roger Bleile]

Creo que la palabra es el sombreado. Arnaud y yo estamos refiriendo a las líneas finas que hacen que las hojas se ven como si tuvieran contorno. En lugar de las líneas finas, las hojas se pueden countored con cinceles y punzones.

En Inglés, la sombra también se conoce como la hatching y la crosshatching.

I think that the word is shading. Arnaud and I are referring to the fine lines that make the leaves look like they have contour. Instead of fine lines, the leaves can be countored with chisels and punches.

In English, shading is also known as hatching and cross hatching.