Latest new project -Whiskey Flask

[GTJC460]

Looks great! Your progress thread should go in the archives!

 

[devonsaunders]

Scotch topaz is a yellow quartz your best bet might be Rio Grande or Stuller what mm size are you looking for I can check my stock, it's a little limited in colored stones.

 

[Beathard]

Why are you apologizing. This is very good work.

 

[Peter E]

That is some BEAUTIFUL work Dave! I like everything you have done so far and that flask will undoubtedly become a treasure!

I noticed the threading on the neck was there from the beginning. I would be interested to know how those are done.

Thanks!

 

[Sam]

Awesome, Dave. Fantastic flask and the progression shots are a real treat. Great thread!!

 

[silverchip]

Just got done with The High Noon show and going to Elko on Wed. hoping to get the lettering done before I leave.

 

[silverchip]

I think I am done, just wanted to post a snap shot before loading up to head to
Elko. Wish me luck cause the wind is 50mph and it's supposed to snow.

 

[silverchip]

That is some BEAUTIFUL work Dave! I like everything you have done so far and that flask will undoubtedly become a treasure!

I noticed the threading on the neck was there from the beginning. I would be interested to know how those are done.

Thanks!

The threads are done with a tap and die.

 

[silverchip]

Awesome, Dave. Fantastic flask and the progression shots are a real treat. Great thread!!

Thanks Sam, I have mutual admiration for what you do too!!!!

 

[silverchip]

Scotch topaz is a yellow quartz your best bet might be Rio Grande or Stuller what mm size are you looking for I can check my stock, it's a little limited in colored stones.

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[mrthe]

Wow , Congratulations!!! What amazing work and great thread !
Thank you for take the time to show all the process, i have really enjoy it!
Thank you!!

 

[Peter E]

That looks FANTASTIC Dave! It has an old world look that should become an heirloom.

Thanks for showing your process.

 

[Marrinan]

A sincere thank you Dave. Really enjoyed your process and the result will be one for the ages. Fred