Oh, NW case set is the cat's whiskers.
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What are you working on now?
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Just finished this one today
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thanks they are the best for 6152 buildsEmilio wrote:Oh, NW case set is the cat's whiskers.
Good choice
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looks great, nice watchAlhig72 wrote:Just finished this one today
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Thanks, unfortunately it'll be off to the owner soon now that it's done, it's been a very satisfying build with good results on a pretty modest budgettafari wrote:looks great, nice watchAlhig72 wrote:Just finished this one today
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After reluming, my hands lost its sheen.
Tried cleaning with lime and baking soda mix.
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Do you remove the bezel for reshaping or do it in place? Very hard to shape these I supposetoofsy wrote:Hard reshape to start the afternoon...I'm happy with this more round bezel. In the same time I tested brass bezel index...I will decide after the polishing and the final stage....
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Broaching successful
So, 0.05 mm in diameter work with Athaya‘s tall tube hands.
So, 0.05 mm in diameter work with Athaya‘s tall tube hands.
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I work with hand files directly on the bezel in place, I just remove the pins from the bezel. On my fist built I had take the bezel out from the case...it was a real nightmare and it easy to warp it. In fact it's really easier to trim the bezel in placeearloflondon wrote: ↑July 14th, 2019, 11:30 amDo you remove the bezel for reshaping or do it in place? Very hard to shape these I supposetoofsy wrote:IMG_20190710_151742.jpgIMG_20190710_151556.jpg
Hard reshape to start the afternoon...I'm happy with this more round bezel. In the same time I tested brass bezel index...I will decide after the polishing and the final stage....
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That's my point. Warping the bezel is the issue with these cases I heard. So removing the indices will be enough. How about the crystal? I think it's easier to remove if it's mineral. Otherwise, if it's a custom made thick plexi it will be difficult. Anyway, your way of working the bezel is noted. Thnxtoofsy wrote:I work with hand files directly on the bezel in place, I just remove the pins from the bezel. On my fist built I had take the bezel out from the case...it was a real nightmare and it easy to warp it. In fact it's really easier to trim the bezel in placeearloflondon wrote: ↑July 14th, 2019, 11:30 amDo you remove the bezel for reshaping or do it in place? Very hard to shape these I supposetoofsy wrote:IMG_20190710_151742.jpgIMG_20190710_151556.jpg
Hard reshape to start the afternoon...I'm happy with this more round bezel. In the same time I tested brass bezel index...I will decide after the polishing and the final stage....
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