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[Ozerov]

Hello everybody!

Today I finished my project-?AM004b.
Noob case , crystal, hands (I had to change the cover. Polishing felt disc with the addition of aluminum dust. It is possible to achieve the right shade)
Davidson: ?g, ?b, DIAL 111e
Unitas 6497, incabloc

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[pimsis]

This is incredible. If you decide to sell it, DIBS!


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[kilowattore]

Awesome build, well done!

 

[ALE7575]

Thanks for sharing this fantastic build
Interesting the polishing work with Aluminium dust and felt disc

ALE

 

[Ozerov]

Thanks friends ! Here are a few photos on hand.

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[chris3007]

Nice build, congrats
The strap looks also great with that watch.


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[Knifemaker]

Nice! Fine Job Sir!

I assume you are talking about Alu. Oxide polishing compound? There are many grades, with the top two grades for metal work being Green Chrome and Pure green. I've used a ton of the stuff in my business.

White block Alu. Oxide is also very good, but a bit courser, with a lot easier clean up!

The results with it are very predictable with experience with it . Very "Good Stuff"
The harder the material, the better it works. :thumbup:

Knife

 

[Debellum]

Stunning piece and amazing build.
Congrat !

Junio M.

 

[Ozerov]

Works with the body took place in the studio of my jeweler. aluminum oxide was used.
Case has been completely disassembled and heating to a high temperature. After cooled with a special solution with the addition of acid. Final work- polishing with the use of aluminum dust.
I feel at home it will be difficult to do.

 

[Ozerov]

 

[Polebear]

It's a beauty, congrats!

 

[granvino]

Great job, mine says hello

 

[CybNoX]

Amazing! unk:

 

[Ozerov]

Thanks friends! I am very pleased your words!

 

[Knifemaker]

Would love to know the temp of the oven, and time in. and the type of acid as well.

I have a very nice heat treat oven here, and access to the acids.

Once again, Looks Fantastic!unk:

Knife

 

[Ozerov]

 

[Knifemaker]

I would think that 1200 to 1475 F would work, to bring the carbon to the surface. If it comes out even, it would be a fairly hard surface indeed! ;-)

Knife

 

[Ozerov]

 

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