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What's happening in the David Mary Custom shop?

Hurrul said:
In the 2nd picture, the relief between the the little ridges and valleys reminds me of a washboard or tire tread pattern.
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Interesting observation, and yes definitely!

Hurrul said:
Have you noticed any other benefits from this newest texturing technique? would it take more or less time to apply this technique, as opposed to previous handle texturing work?
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Diamond bits seem to want to skate less than dremel drums, probably due to both their narrower contact surface with the material and their increased bite in all materials. They do still seem to want to jump around a bit on the rubber layers, though.
 
It's friendly!
 
How long does customs normally take you fine gentleman. My riverhawk was alright stateside but no matter how many times I refresh my browser my rainy day still hasn't cleared. I can't recall the last time I was this unhappy waiting on a knife.... And I don't even get to keep it.

Luckily my riverhawk hasn't but me yet...
 
Ten days from ship date. Any longer than that, and let me know, I'll file a ticket.
 
tejasandre said:
Looks like you’re a fan to me. Lol. J/k
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How does that song go again? Ooops, I did it again. Tonight. The stuggle with front/top flippers is real.

The funny/strange part is I was taking a video of how I'd mastered the front flipper, and closed the knife on my finger instead, while looking through the viewfinder instead of looking at my hand in real life...

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