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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Louisville, KY
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Here are after restoration pictures:
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Centerville, Kansas
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Great work as always Jose. Did you cast the rivets in one piece or did you built them by using small silver beads and soldering them together or something else? Once again, great work.
Robert P.S. I really like the design you cut into the new pommel ring you made! |
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Thank you Robert.
I used precast silver pieces and carefully drilled holes into them. Then I used thick silver wire and very carefully and delicately balled the ends that stood out above the silver pieces with a blow torch while on the hilt. The pin is made of brass where I flattened the ends. The finial ring I made out of a solid piece of silver ingot. Here is a picture of it in progress: |
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Location: Kuwait
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Beautiful work
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#5 |
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Thank you. I enjoy working on pieces like this (as well as Filipino/Moro stuff).
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