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No 21, added a new spring and rebuilt the interior.
Impressive work.
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Richwood carved out to fit a TTO (I guess). Converted it back, needs a coat of lacquer and a spring.
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Finished, one new corner and spring.
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Got a Big fellow from @sakaltras by accident (through ebay) with a very rough box, but it got back to decent.
Pic from the listing.
Pic from the listing.
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Friend, you've got mad skills!
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Made ten packs for the 50 box.
Is this really the wooden case I have sent to you? It was in a quite bad shape, you made it look as new. Great work, I'm really impressed
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It is 
Hardwood is really forgiving and can be brought back to life, unless it is completely rotted through.
Hardwood is really forgiving and can be brought back to life, unless it is completely rotted through.can you share your technique on the cases?
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Yes, but quite many techniques can be involved depending on what needs to be done to bring back a
box, so can we somehow narrow down what you are looking for?
box, so can we somehow narrow down what you are looking for?
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And a LeCoq de- and reassembled.
You have mad skills!
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Some LeCoq parts mated with my birthday razor from last year. Imagine an ultra effective, but smooth Bulldog.
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Back to the Woody concept.
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Patched an Empire liner, next comes the outer corners with the usual wear marks.
Ps. the woody concept above turned into a disaster, will start over soon...
Ps. the woody concept above turned into a disaster, will start over soon...
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Patched the outside.
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A gold crat from 1919.
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And another woody.
