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Any ideas on a "compromise" design? Sort of in between the Tear Jerker and the Jones' Brothers ring?
JIm
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Haven't really thought about a comprimise. Not really sure what you have in mind. The Engagement Rings is seems effective for what it was intended for, but I feel it is a bit on the agressive side.Dogsmeadow said:Any ideas on a "compromise" design? Sort of in between the Tear Jerker and the Jones' Brothers ring?
JIm
I had the same problem as you. I just explained to Bruce the best I could and somehow I was able to communicate what I had in mind. He would then send me a computerized image of the ring. I would think over the image for a few days to see if I could make any changes and communicate with Bruce again. I don't if it was me or if Bruce was very receptive, but talking over the ideas with him was really easy.Dogsmeadow said:My thinking right now is that if my layers of defense have failed to the point where I am relying on a ring, I am probably not going to be in a position to punch hard enough to break a finger. I am likely going to be in slap, grab, rake, scratch, poke, tear, berzerker mode. It seems that a ring on the index or middle finger might make more sense in this situation. I am working on a little different design, sort of like the Jones Brothers' ring. I don't have a good way to draw it on my computer to send to btboone. I'd appreciate any ideas on ring design and computer use.
Thanks,
Jim
Dogsmeadow said:Alwilliam, I like the sound of your damascus claw. Is that something that is commercially available?
Jim
That would give the ring a unique look, but I don't think it would change the effectiveness of the ring. I do prefer the little cubes on my ring than the serrations on my second one. All the little corners give a lot of bite on the ring. Much better than my first one. Keep in mind that the wider the spaces between the teeth of the ring, the better the bite also. That is why I went down to so few. Any less and I thought there would be just too few for a effective bite at all.Dogsmeadow said:Alwilliam, I like the sound of your damascus claw. Is that something that is commercially available?
Death's Head,
Sounds like my idea might be getting too wide/unwieldy. What about two rows of steps going down to the center of the ring and then back up again?
Jim