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These pictures show some of the 24 screwdrivers I made and had laser-engraved for the Royal Military College Alumni. The kits were from Rockler and the handles were made from cocobolo and zebrawood. Each received 3 coats of tung oil and was buffed. A nice kit and nice wood resulted in nice screwdrivers.
-- Ken in Sharbot Lake, Ontario
































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KayBee
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posted 54 days ago
That’s a lot of screwdrivers! Nice choices for the handles. Bet they all loved ‘em.
-- a little bit of stupid goes a long way
sedcokid
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posted 54 days ago
Good Job!
‘The SedcoKid’
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Karson
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posted 54 days ago
Great looking screwdrivers. Nice job on the creation.
-- What happens in the workshop stays in the workshop. No wait that doesn't sound right. Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †
David_Bethune
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posted 54 days ago
Great job… I really like them.
Karson
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posted 54 days ago
So now are you going to get into the engraving mode David?
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scottishrose
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posted 53 days ago
If I had a set of those I wouldn’t misplace them! That’s the first project where I could see myself using a lathe. I like the things people do on them and have two drawers of lathe tools, but no lathe and it’s not on my priority list.
Good tool handles that fit one’s hand well makes working with them a joy. Great looking doesn’t hurt either.
You seem to have done both.