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| mr=punch |
My first attempt at a cattyHere if my first attempt at an aluminium catty based on my milbro forks. extensive use of the dremel for the forks and a whole load of rubbing and sanding with with fine grade paper then a final polish with Autosol.The scales are made from spalted beech found by accident when splitting logs for the fire so I put it through the bench saw to get it down to a good size then shaped and polished it and a final oiling with linseed and beeswax mix. 
 Came out OK even if I do say so myself
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| lurcherkid |
realy nice catty
good job for first try |
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| death stretch |
verry nice catty well done for a first make | ||
| fish |
top banana! i love the wood,thats a fine catty ,milbro with a touch of wammo in it!
would you put the pics on my catapult flickr group?? 
http://www.flickr.com/groups/1008919@N24/ |
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| baumstamm |
realy nice desin! i love this style! | ||
| mr=punch |
Of course fish when i can get me head around it, this will not be the last one I make though as I have a bit of a thing for it now and plenty of tools from my Ex chippies job 
Eric |
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| hare basher |
nice catty looks more of a dead shot shape fork my faveret style big and comfy | ||
| jmplsnt |
your catapultThat is one fine-looking catty! I need to do some more polishing on the one I just built but don't have the stuff to do so here......love the scales on it, too! Hope it works out great for you. |
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