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Old 9th December 2013, 02:37 AM   #18
DaveS
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Default another twist-core

Gustav: In your closeup pictures i can now see where the nickel threads
disapper into the deep etch. In fact it is easier to see this in your
pictures than when the kris is in my hand. I now have a bit better
understanding of how this technique could have been done rather
than just guessing. We have something like 15 or so twist-cores
in our collection and when i get the chance i will post some of the
others. Thanks again for being patient with my questions....Dave.
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