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dsquire:
Ralph

Looks like it's going to be another nice plane. I'll be watching for the finished product.  :D :D

Cheers  :beer:

Don

raynerd:
I am blown away each time I read this thread!!

What draws your interest to miniature tools?

vtsteam:
Love the silver scraper! I'd like full size version for Christmas instead of a lump of coal this year, if possible.  :)

flyingtractors1:
Thanks again Gents.  The #4 is progressing slowly -- more challenging than I had imagined.  I have just had a lesson on how to better appreciate a "simple" Lever Cap with the proper, working mechanism - lever.  Just build one 1/4 scale with a cam and a lever which work together  to make the part functional to better appreciate the part.








 Maybe that I shouldn't have been so bold as to declare something that I'm not sure I can do - that I'm not sure anyone has done, but  I'll keep after it and see what /  how it turns out in a week or so.  If not for the price of silver, I'm sure that we could have a full size one within a couple weeks.  Imagine Gold.

I started out as a creator of jewelry and learned many skills of the trade.  Then I learned that noone wanted to buy trinkets nor pay well for treasures, but I realized that I could amuse myself and create stuff that I liked and would be gald to keep if I "got stuck" with it.  I started my own line of 'Pocket Jewelry" (copywright) for the well dressed - a tiny gold hammer for the carpenter, a tiny pipe wrench for the plumber, etc.  And have never tried to sell any, so my managery (and my skills) have grown.  I have comissioned some pieces, but don't really like to build duplicates, so I tend to collect all my creations.   Ralph





flyingtractors1:
The lever cap turned out nice.   Ralph


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