The metalwork is exceptional, as usual (although with EBE "exceptional" is the norm) but Eljay's grips alone are little masterpieces. Congratulations on a beautiful piece!
| Sean Flynt wrote: |
| The metalwork is exceptional, as usual (although with EBE "exceptional" is the norm) but Eljay's grips alone are little masterpieces. Congratulations on a beautiful piece! |
Concerning the grip - ElJay gave me a few choices for the grip material, including wire-wrap, different sharkskins, etc. I went with baby rayskin.
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That`s one" Fine" sword! The blade is very nice!Congrat`s:-)
That`s one" Fine" sword! The blade is very nice!Congrat`s:-)
A sum greater than just the parts, I think you have a terrific addition to the swords you are commissioning. Kudos to you and the collaborators for another well done.
Cheers
GC.
Cheers
GC.
Oh that is stunning :D . Congratulations.
Man, Eljay is the man! I've gotten to mount a few of my blades in his baskets and the workmanship in his hilts is supreme. This one here is no exception and the A&A blade is very cool as well. Great score:)
Here are a few more photos showing different angles of this beauty, taken recently with my trusty cell phone camera.
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The sword looks excellent. I hadn't considered a Neptune/ocean inspired mortuary, but it works well. Congratulations and my compliments.
Beautiful
Is there a reason one of the screws seems to be not run home?
Cheers
GC
Is there a reason one of the screws seems to be not run home?
Cheers
GC
| Glen A Cleeton wrote: |
| Beautiful
Is there a reason one of the screws seems to be not run home? Cheers GC |
Yes, I see it. I hadn't noticed that before. I'm not sure if it came that way, or if the screw has loosened gradually over the last 19 months. I'll have to tighten that up.
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