Red Sky Mods - Part Two
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Hey Cappy, i noticed you bevelled the corners of the top caps on all the destroyers and one of the Dreadnaughts.. Looks good , I like it!
pretty!!!!!!!!
Sorry that you're not feeling well LL and wish you a speedy get well 
I wish I could send you this heat and humidity we've got here in the PNW!! Personally, I'd MUCH rather have it cooler, even at the expense of some overcast and light rain!! I'm NOT a fan of heat and humidity!!
I wish I could send you this heat and humidity we've got here in the PNW!! Personally, I'd MUCH rather have it cooler, even at the expense of some overcast and light rain!! I'm NOT a fan of heat and humidity!!
She's absolutely gorgeous!!!
Oh yeaaaaaaaaaaaa....I didn't even notice that change until you mentioned it, lol. I did notice that she is a wee bit bigger than my other Destroyer and I knew that the door was going to be thicker, because Cappy said it would be. She seems to be a bit 'heftier' and more 'durable' I wanna say? lol. She's simply AMAZINGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!
And I can't wait to see pics of it rt!!! I'll bet that combo is gonna be killer looking together now that I have seen what Cocobolo looks like in real time!! You got some yellow clothing/accessories for this one?
Yeah I got wardrobe to match it. I also got the perfect Bella to adorn this masterpiece.
I am playing with them more now, testing this and that to see what looks good and what doesn't improve it much.
That cocobolo wood has to be one of the most dense woods I've worked with, hence the weight of it. But for all that it has a bad habit of warping after being cut so I left the door thicker and put more finish on it. Yeah I know, it's weird but it likes to warp even being dense like it is.
All the boxes start out the same size, but by the time I am done with them they all vary a bit in size from all the sanding and shaping I do. Besides the insides which is done by the little cnc machine the rest is done by hand with traditional tools
This is why I refer to my RSM collection as masterpieces. I may own 2 of each but each pair is not exactly the same.
Ahoy, good morning rt, good morning all, happy Tuesday! One more day to go
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Morning Cappy. Looking forward for some vape mail today. According to the logs, my ships should be in. Will post pics as soon as possible.
Hiya Cappy and crew
Cappy, the size difference is NOT a hindrance by any means...just sumptin' I happened to take notice of I sure hope m'lady don't get osteoporosis on me tho, lol. I'm kinda diggin' the thicker door, especially how you made the edges beveled on it. It is day two and I'm still mesmerized by her.....thanks again for another one of your, as rt put it, masterpieces!!!!
Cappy, the size difference is NOT a hindrance by any means...just sumptin' I happened to take notice of
I sure hope m'lady don't get osteoporosis on me tho, lol. I'm kinda diggin' the thicker door, especially how you made the edges beveled on it. It is day two and I'm still mesmerized by her.....thanks again for another one of your, as rt put it, masterpieces!!!!I am playing with them more now, testing this and that to see what looks good and what doesn't improve it much.
That cocobolo wood has to be one of the most dense woods I've worked with, hence the weight of it. But for all that it has a bad habit of warping after being cut so I left the door thicker and put more finish on it. Yeah I know, it's weird but it likes to warp even being dense like it is.
All the boxes start out the same size, but by the time I am done with them they all vary a bit in size from all the sanding and shaping I do. Besides the insides which is done by the little cnc machine the rest is done by hand with traditional tools
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