Faux blast attempt

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cmueller
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Faux blast attempt

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Well, I decided to try a faux blast finish. I only took one photo, but can take more if needed. Thanks.

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wisemanpipes
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woah thats cool!
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Dremel? What bit?
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bikedoctor wrote:Dremel? What bit?
hand sanded.. :lol: .. seriously though. what bit?
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Alden
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That would look really cool with an actual blast on top of it :D
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Your missing a whole additional axis of texture. Search for member Tommi's work. Now that is a faux blast.

You've got the right idea though.
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I used the smallest round and needle engraving bits I could find. Then I used a wire brush the mellow out the lines. I have not figured out Tommi's technique, but I will figure out my own way if possible. All in all, it was fun to try and it will be something I'll keep revisiting until I get it right.
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