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Haha thanks guys, i think i'll have to leave it with a split personality for a while, the plain washed one looks nicer up close. The inlay dark one looks cool from a distance. Thanks :-)

I decided to attack it with antique after all. I've done front and back differently to see what i prefer and i still haven't a clue lol.

A proper one maybe a couple of hundred pounds, mine would be about 10.00 lol. I don't think sheridan style is popular in the UK? but i could be wrong :-/

Thats excellent :-)

I also love the deep tooling! It makes it look totally different to the norm.

Oh.. My.. God..!

I second that, really interesting info! From another clueless person :-)

I gotta get me one of those!

Thanks so much for the replies. Its really appreciated. The left side was definitely too wet, don't think the right side was. I did them both opposite to compare the difference. The left side was cased so much over many different sittings that it started to get water stains on the flowers. I still don't have a modelling spoon yet but its on the to do list. I'm a long way off tool control lol. I practiced with the sheridan style to get used to curves as there's a he*l of a lot in it :-)

Okies he said yes. He's called John and his email is: joynjon@btinternet.com £15 each or £20 for a set i dunno if that price is set or not though depending on what you want

If he gives permission i will

Hi Zip, I've PM'd his email

I haven't got them yet just got the pic and paid today, he made them next day after telling him what i wanted etc. great service :-)

Thanks to humperdingle, i've had some great ones made for me to my measurements, (the inside burnisher was an extra bonus!) the guy who did them is in the UK and says he can make a set for £20 if anyones looking. Thanks again

Hahaha since the burnishing convo i'm currently having one custom made for my dremmel in the UK ;-)