Okay - any of you fine folks have any pictures or information about using a two legged parser. I did find this link, but would love to learn more about this old world tool....this is the tool that allowed knifemakers to inlay shields.
http://www.watchman.dsl.pipex.com/two-l ... arser.html
Thanks,
D
Two Legged Parser
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Re: Two Legged Parser
Me and you both Jaye, I'd love to find one of these to help set shields, ingenious tool.
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Re: Two Legged Parser
Kaleb, no doubt in my mind, you'll have one of these if you have to make it yourself.
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Re: Two Legged Parser
Here is a photo of one in use. Graham recently joined the site. Hopefully he will drop by to tell us from experience how it works
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Re: Two Legged Parser
I would like to see more detailed pics as well as hearing what Mr Clayton has to say on the subject.!!!
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Re: Two Legged Parser
SK - Mr Clayton would be an excellent reference for us amatuers....I can hardly wait to pick his brain 