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jasongone

Part of the Furniture Now
Mar 23, 2011
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and this is an old whitehall i had laying around. had some charring on the rim so you know...

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lonestar

Lifer
Mar 22, 2011
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Edgewood Texas
Great work man, but I would consider going back over it with a different tool.

It doesn't look bad, but theres so much rustication on this one, it starts to get monotonous.

Some areas a bit deeper or areas of wider "divots", different shapes just to give it more character.

Check out this link for a medieval briar torture tool ; http://tiny.cc/v1gm8

Maybe going back over it with something like this would give it a more natural surface ?

I read somewhere a goal of rustication is to make a finish that looks natural, and that leaves you guessing what in the world was used to acheive the look.

 
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