Unisonruss
Well-Known Member
Chuck Norris wishes he was @Dan Morrison
oohhhh myy goood, you guys are too funny. I laughed so hard reading through those comments. I just don't know what to say! hahah.
Anyhow, here's some photos.
The ink turned out really nice. I was so nervous for that first stamping... as you can see I must have done 50 or so tests before taking the plunge, haha. All of them turned out great though!
Notice the colour change when I apply the beeswax/mineral oil.
That stem looks absolutely gorgeous, but unlike others here Im not keen on that two tone colour scheme at all....sorry.
I think it clashes with the overall aesthetic and "olde worlde" vibe/feel of the okin and seems out of place.
Can we have a close up of that stunning stem @Dan Morrison ?
I share the same sentiments about the two tone box. Doesn't really fit in with the smooth aesthetic. I actually prefer the plain box right next to it.
Little drills came out nice! Made from roasted bamboo, and waxed cotton thread. Finished with linseed oil.
I think you're thinking of the album? http://imgur.com/a/B4z32Thanks again. Those look great. I seem to have lost the link to the nifty charcoal prep video you made. Any way you could link it here for the community? Thanks as always for the beautiful pictures.
Little drills came out nice! Made from roasted bamboo, and waxed cotton thread. Finished with linseed oil.
Have I noticed that the cotton on the drills matches the paint scheme on the boxes?
....give us a rough guesstimate of when you think the first 50 Okins will be by their owner's side like they should please?
Stunning!!! Don't rush perfection!!!Well, I think I'm just going to hold off on that estimate for right now. Let me see how the next week goes, lots of stuff in flux. I believe that I can make and ship 10 Okins every three weeks, or less.. perhaps. We will see. I'll make a more accurate guess after I have my electric kiln running, it's in the shop, I just ran the 220v cable and installed the new breaker box... things are happening in the background...
Eye candy time!
Yes, that red moss is real.
I forgot to include the Lexington green in this last shot... oops.