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A parade of Zav custom handles

Started by Winz, December 24, 2014, 09:34:00 AM

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jcnaz

#30
These are not exotic, but they are gorgeous!





Here is a better pic:


And here:


I may have to get a few more soon...
;)
A bunch of black kettles
-JC

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I would love to know how I could find some of those beautiful handles. I have a performer that is just begging to have some more bling.

mrbill

#32
msg zavod44, he makes them. or just click the "wooden handles" tab under the wkc kettle logo
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mrbill

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MrHoss

#35
Zebra Wood going with the grain topside on a Crimson taco model:



With side handles going against the grain:



Koa on a crooked K Red:



Walnut on a Copper:



Cocobolo on a Blue MT:



Zebra Wood on Black:



Cocobolo on Black:

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Cochise

@zavod44  Brian I just recently got ahold of a few solid limbs of Osage orange and need to know what size blocks to cut it into to send over for 3 handles??? Its newly cut as of 3 weeks ago.
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Santo

Quote from: Cochise on November 06, 2015, 05:08:00 PM
@zavod44  Brian I just recently got ahold of a few solid limbs of Osage orange and need to know what size blocks to cut it into to send over for 3 handles??? Its newly cut as of 3 weeks ago.

Not trying to speak for @zavod44 here, but IIRC, 1" tall X 1.125" wide X 6.25" long was the minimum for one handle?  I could have sworn that Brian specified the size in another post or PM that of course, I can't find at the moment. 

Bob BQ

Quote from: Cochise on November 06, 2015, 05:08:00 PM
@zavod44  Brian I just recently got ahold of a few solid limbs of Osage orange and need to know what size blocks to cut it into to send over for 3 handles??? Its newly cut as of 3 weeks ago.

I've got some osage orange limbs as well. Those should make some beautiful handles...
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zavod44

Santo your close, it actually needs to be 12" x 1"x 1.25"  that's the minimum for one handle.  If you need three, then 12"x 1" x let's say 4".....so twelve inches long by one inch thick by 4 inches wide.....that will make three.  We don't want to cut it so close to the bone there isn't enough
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Santo


zavod44

You were correct for the top piece.....
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Jason

The Blue MBH has a walnut handle, with clear penetrating stain and finished with "satin" spar urethane.

The Red MBH has a birds eye maple handle, with clear penetrating stain and finished with "satin" spar urethane.



@zavod44  sent me exactly what I asked for, thanks Brian!

zavod44

They came out great.....looks awesome
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Jon

Quote from: Jason on November 13, 2015, 04:48:36 PM
The Blue MBH has a walnut handle, with clear penetrating stain and finished with "satin" spar urethane.

The Red MBH has a birds eye maple handle, with clear penetrating stain and finished with "satin" spar urethane.



@zavod44  sent me exactly what I asked for, thanks Brian!

Beautiful handles and kettles. Love that blue shade.

It is just stupid that I don't really care what color paint the wife wants on the walls of our home, yet I really admire kettle colors. A lot.