In reply to Post #15
Seriously, incredible those mate. I once had a go at engraving, I was rubbish

In reply to Post #16
Cheers mate, like I always say, I'm better then some but worse then others. Saw this bloke doing kettles on fb, was bloody incredible!

In reply to Post #11
Kettles

In reply to Post #18
Issue with doing kettles is either me buying and then it works out like £60-70, or you post yours to me, but once postage and labour is paid it works out expensive. Also with the fox kettles (for example) as they are silver it's hard to get tonal difference.

If you have fb, check out ‘tc portraits' very very good

Very smart, very talented.

In reply to Post #20
Thank you very much kind sir

In reply to Post #21

Fantastic work mate. I was just saying to the mrs we need to get some new cutlery, What would we be looking at for a 72 piece set ?

In reply to Post #23
Hope your a doctor or lawyer lol

I asked on facey about a spoon posted and it was the postage that put me off mate tbh,would postage in a small padded jiffy bag not be an option as it wouldn't £5 and still signed for.
I understand what you said about a few people chipping in and sharing the postage.

In reply to Post #25
Il look into it, but 2nd signed for cheapest is 2.60 for letter and £4 for small package, plus bag. So will only be £1-£2 cheaper max. Once youv then spend £2 on a spoon and pnp I'm making £8 for just under an hours work

In reply to Post #26
understand mate,its not a criticism but I havent got anyone to split the p n p with......ive sent you a pm on your Facebook page

In reply to Post #27

A big thank you to Vinnie for the fantastic spoon for my son..

The pictures don't do the skill involved justice..they are truly fantastic,the only way to appreciate it,is to get one made for yourself.

Brilliant,thanks again Vinnie.

Proper job !!

In reply to Post #29
Thanks for the kind words mate and most importantly happy your son likes it