I used PTEG which is fairly tough. If it wears out i can just print new. But at this point a few removals there is no sign of wear. I also could use ASA but not sure yet it is necessary.
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Another entry in the random stuff, again 3D printer. Custom knife sheath for 2 knifes without sheaths at my house.
For me they are very comfortable, they fit snug on knife so knife doesn't need a strap. I could do it with a strap if the knife were more expensive or sentimental, but they will never fall out anyway.
obviously don't need more than 1 knife on me at one time, just a pic of what they look like on a belt.
For me they are very comfortable, they fit snug on knife so knife doesn't need a strap. I could do it with a strap if the knife were more expensive or sentimental, but they will never fall out anyway.
obviously don't need more than 1 knife on me at one time, just a pic of what they look like on a belt.
Working on a bourbon cabinet for a friend
That’s a very good looking cabinet!
Very cool. I like simple furniture and building it. I don't do that enough anymore. Birch plywood? Birch faceframe? Or alder?
I think your friend will like it.
Birch plywood, the face frame is a paint grade cherry. A cabinet shop I used to work at uses it for paint grade. It’s been cheaper than poplar lately.
Ah, ok. I saw some spalt in it and couldn't get a good close up... so it was looking a little like alder.
Paint grade cherry is still nice looking even if you wanted to stain or shellac it...especially if you can get it the sun for a few days before you seal it. It's a good-looking piece of furniture. Post some dun pics
Will do, this one will get painted. Hopefully I can get it finished up and ready for paint in the next several days
Got it stained, and the led light kit installed. Just need my doors and drawer fronts now
