A little scrollwork

[SamW]

Thanks for the info Brian. I was wondering how you supported the base metal, especially with punch dot work which seems to me an easy way to dent thin base metal. I especially like that background. First time I have seen it done so nicely and with such small dots. Beautiful!

 

[thughes]

Brownells is where I got mine I believe. Look for Cerosafe

 

[Brian Hochstrat]

Good to support Brownells, I have purchased it there in the past, or their is amazon they have vendors that sell it in various temps and alloys

 

[Brant]

McMaster-Carr also has it.

 

[Roger Bleile]

I recommend Brownells as a good source for gunsmithing, engraving tools and accessories. They are a major supporter and contributor to FEGA and are the original publisher of "The Art of Engraving" by James B. Meek.

 

[JJ Roberts]

I've dealing with Brownell's for over 48 years Bob Brownell got James Meek to write The Art of Engraving I got to thank him on the phone while placing an order. J.J.

 

[edgrabow15]

I just ordered mine from a guy named Joey Bag a donuts in Jersey, Is this stuff supposed to glow? Just kidding, I get my 3 1/2 X 7 inch metal plates to practice on from Brownells, I cut them down to smaller sizes with a shear I bought ( Its manual but works great on the steel plates up to 1/8 th of an inch thick,)