Post by stardiamond on Jun 9, 2021 15:07:39 GMT -5
I divide my Riker boxes into two groups; cabs I have listed or plan to list and everything else. Everything else is over 50 boxes.
I ran out of boxes for listed cabs and decided to consolidate two everything else boxes so I could store the listed cabs, I've searched through the everything else boxes multiple times.
The cab on the left is one of the first ones I made. My wife designed my cabs and didn't think I could work small so I made this 65mm cab from unknown material. It has a nice polish and tin oxide was probably used. It would have been a good candidate for a big and ugly contest.
The one in the middle is a 40mm Pietersite. I definitely didn't make it because of the shape and the design. It is marked $3 on the back so my wife must have bought it a show. Nice material so I'll recut it.
The one on the right is a mystery. Clay Canyon variscite. Based on the shape and design I could have made it except I doubt I would buy a clay canyon slab. The only clay canyon cab I've made was a recut of one my wife bought and wanted recut to her shape. I started on it and put it aside for over 10 years because I was afraid of it. It was completed and sold.
I ran out of boxes for listed cabs and decided to consolidate two everything else boxes so I could store the listed cabs, I've searched through the everything else boxes multiple times.
The cab on the left is one of the first ones I made. My wife designed my cabs and didn't think I could work small so I made this 65mm cab from unknown material. It has a nice polish and tin oxide was probably used. It would have been a good candidate for a big and ugly contest.
The one in the middle is a 40mm Pietersite. I definitely didn't make it because of the shape and the design. It is marked $3 on the back so my wife must have bought it a show. Nice material so I'll recut it.
The one on the right is a mystery. Clay Canyon variscite. Based on the shape and design I could have made it except I doubt I would buy a clay canyon slab. The only clay canyon cab I've made was a recut of one my wife bought and wanted recut to her shape. I started on it and put it aside for over 10 years because I was afraid of it. It was completed and sold.
