Thoughts on this filework?
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I like that Darren ,it reminds of something i have seen before ,I think it was on a cast iron balustrade
Jason
Jason
Well Jason, the weather was bad and the fishing was worse! 6 guys, 3 rods each, day and night for 3 days and not even a bite between us!! Quite a few beers and a good laugh though.
Here's a wee pic taken on the rare occasion that the rain stopped!
Loch Treig next time!
Darren.
Here's a wee pic taken on the rare occasion that the rain stopped!
Loch Treig next time!
Darren.
Well Jason, the weather was bad and the fishing was worse! 6 guys, 3 rods each, day and night for 3 days and not even a bite between us!! Quite a few beers and a good laugh though.
Here's a wee pic taken on the rare occasion that the rain stopped!
Loch Treig next time!
Darren.
Thats fishing for you !! you were in a good spot as well !!! I have never fished Loch Treig ,tight lines
Jason
Very nice, I can appreciate it takes a lot of work to get something simple and elegant looking. Great stuff!
It looks simple, but i found it more difficult than my usual patterns. I haven't seen this type of design on a knife before so i fancied giving it a whirl. It's maybe a bit art-deco but i quite like it.
Thanks for the feedback guys!
Darren
Hmmm....v nice.
It does take patience to free hand shape metal and make it look so uniform....i doth my cap sir....
Mojo
It does take patience to free hand shape metal and make it look so uniform....i doth my cap sir....
Mojo
Long straight lines are definately harder to achieve and keep symmetrical, it looks great. You don't see much of that but Geoff Bos has done some next level filework in my opinion. Keep sharing your work, it's always worth a look.
