pete00
Member
Well this is it, i thought it would be a little smaller than the statesman. There just about the same size except the emperor look bigger im guessing because its not tappered on bottom.
Didnt have a bushing to turn bottom so i locked tha calipers to the
trim ring on the nib coupler and turned. I must have measured the blank about a thousand times the fit came out pretty good.
Out side of a nasty kickback on tabel saw that left a half dollar size welt on my arm(face shield always on), it turn out well.
with the wood
to give you a comparison. baron(from jbyrd24),statesman,emperor,
only one problem look to the right and you'll see a couple of gray "wet spots" not sure what or why.
After sanding with mm. dna, coat of ca and sanded again with mm then anothe coat ca. This coat came out a little rough so i sanded a little and then used novus2, then ca again. Didnt notice the spots until i was all done and put together. You dont notice them unless your looking for it with the light just right. Ill just call them (ahhhh.... brain cramp) that word for silvery shinny spots in wood.
comments welcome
thanks....pete
lets see what am i playing with next.
(hint) hmmm...sounds like a fishy story to me...

Didnt have a bushing to turn bottom so i locked tha calipers to the
trim ring on the nib coupler and turned. I must have measured the blank about a thousand times the fit came out pretty good.
Out side of a nasty kickback on tabel saw that left a half dollar size welt on my arm(face shield always on), it turn out well.
with the wood
to give you a comparison. baron(from jbyrd24),statesman,emperor,
only one problem look to the right and you'll see a couple of gray "wet spots" not sure what or why.
After sanding with mm. dna, coat of ca and sanded again with mm then anothe coat ca. This coat came out a little rough so i sanded a little and then used novus2, then ca again. Didnt notice the spots until i was all done and put together. You dont notice them unless your looking for it with the light just right. Ill just call them (ahhhh.... brain cramp) that word for silvery shinny spots in wood.
comments welcome
thanks....pete
lets see what am i playing with next.
(hint) hmmm...sounds like a fishy story to me...

