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Scratch Awl
Retinal Vasculature Platter
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1928 Jobillo
Scratch Awl
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Bobby McCarley

Scratch Awl

I seen the Awl that George made, very nice. This is my version of a scratch awl I did for a challenge by the ASWT club. The wood is Makore and the material for the metal part was a 1/4" hex head bolt. I counter sunk the hex head into the wood so the Awl could be hit with a hammer to be used as a punch also. The ferrule was made from the cap end of a 30-06 shell casing. I friction polished the handle with the wood shavings for my finish.
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Monty Ivy
The head stamp is a nice touch.
 
georgeconklin
Hi Bobby,
Great idea using the hex bolt the way you did. Beautiful work from you as alway.
Thanks for sharing.
 

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