928 Money Clip
02-18-2011, 03:05 PM
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928 Money Clip
Hi All 
I got a 928 Money clip from a Rennlist user for the cost of a charity donation
As the original was made in steel,I decided to have it copied in solid Silver by a friend who is a local jeweller and it was hand engraved, and I am VERY PLEASED with it
If anyone is interested, I could have some more made, just let me know....
Old clip....followed by 3 pictures of new Silver clip...
All the best Brett
I got a 928 Money clip from a Rennlist user for the cost of a charity donation
As the original was made in steel,I decided to have it copied in solid Silver by a friend who is a local jeweller and it was hand engraved, and I am VERY PLEASED with it
If anyone is interested, I could have some more made, just let me know....
Old clip....followed by 3 pictures of new Silver clip...
All the best Brett
02-18-2011, 03:15 PM
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nice, hand engravers are verry rare, only a few left.
i am a jewelry maker to, i only make handmade jewelry for local market.
have made me a boattail to, next will be a 928
i also made the dashboard logo in gold.
i am a jewelry maker to, i only make handmade jewelry for local market.
have made me a boattail to, next will be a 928
i also made the dashboard logo in gold.
02-18-2011, 03:36 PM
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I was very impressed with the hand engraving, to be honest I could not believe it WAS hand engraved lol...considering that the 928 is only 30 mm long from front to back its amazing....the engraver must have better eyesight than me
All the best Brett
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i cant engrave by hand, its a different thing .
i have learned to engrave a little, but i did not further experianced with it.
making jewelry has many different skills, done all by different people.
my boattail is made of two layers, the lines in the top layer are actualy saw lines. jewelry saws are only
0,2mm thick.
after sawing, the toplayer is soldered to a back plate to hold te pieces together.
when i make me a 928 it ust have some diamonds somewhere,
they say : diamonds are forever,,,,,,but i prefer a 928
i have learned to engrave a little, but i did not further experianced with it.
making jewelry has many different skills, done all by different people.
my boattail is made of two layers, the lines in the top layer are actualy saw lines. jewelry saws are only
0,2mm thick.
after sawing, the toplayer is soldered to a back plate to hold te pieces together.
when i make me a 928 it ust have some diamonds somewhere,
they say : diamonds are forever,,,,,,but i prefer a 928
02-19-2011, 02:55 PM
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i cant engrave by hand, its a different thing .
i have learned to engrave a little, but i did not further experianced with it.
making jewelry has many different skills, done all by different people.
my boattail is made of two layers, the lines in the top layer are actualy saw lines. jewelry saws are only
0,2mm thick.
after sawing, the toplayer is soldered to a back plate to hold te pieces together.
when i make me a 928 it ust have some diamonds somewhere,
they say : diamonds are forever,,,,,,but i prefer a 928
i have learned to engrave a little, but i did not further experianced with it.
making jewelry has many different skills, done all by different people.
my boattail is made of two layers, the lines in the top layer are actualy saw lines. jewelry saws are only
0,2mm thick.
after sawing, the toplayer is soldered to a back plate to hold te pieces together.
when i make me a 928 it ust have some diamonds somewhere,
they say : diamonds are forever,,,,,,but i prefer a 928
I just noticed that huge booted car in your sig...that boot looks big enough to put a dead body in lol...got a picture of it open or other pics of it ? as I have never seen that model of American car in the UK, and I have seen most here...as I go to a lot of American car shows...
All the best Brett
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